Corrosion monitoring
Pfaudler technology allows monitoring glass-lined surfaces and other corrosion-resistant surfaces (e.g. PTFE-coated) of reactors including fittings.
The analysis of the decomposition voltage takes place in a recurring cycle as changing conditions such as the temperature or pH value have to be considered.
Voltage is applied at regular intervals between the two rhodium electrodes of the P probe, thereby creating a base curve. Starting from this reference line, the Corrosion Detector calculates a so-called Corrosion Alarm Window. An alarm message is output if the current/voltage values are within the Corrosion Alarm Window in two successive control cycles.
Corrosion monitoring must be – first and foremost – reliable!
With Pfaudler technology, false alarms are a thing of the past. Whether you monitor your equipment continuously or check it periodically, you can rely on the results every time.
Benefits – Corrosion monitoring
| Technology | Corrosion monitoring |
| Product benefits | – Monitors all corrosion-resistant coatings – No false alarms – unambiguous alarm message only when corrosion is detected – Installation of corrosion-resistant metals is tolerated – Safety for equipment and personnel |
