O2 measurement on composting plants
Composting is a process of biological maturation of organic matter that allows organic waste to be recycled to produce fertiliser.
In composting plants, the time and mode of natural decomposition of organic substances are accelerated and monitored through constant control of certain important parameters, in compliance with environmental regulations.
One of these parameters is oxygen, which is essential for an optimal process and closely related to the living conditions of the microorganisms.
The Zirconium Oxide Probe ZO2-3I-C060, used in composting tunnels, ensures adequate oxygenation by measuring the oxygen in the recirculating air circuit.
Equipped with integrated electronics and a condensate discharge cylinder that acts as a stilling chamber, it allows condensate to be separated before measurement, thus ensuring the correct amount of air to the sensor.
OUR PRODUCTS FOR THIS APPLICATION
Zirconium oxide probe for the measurement of O2
| Integrated electronics with condensate discharge cylinder | |
|---|---|
| Smoke temperature up to | 600 °C |
| Measurement range | 0.3… 25% of O2 |
| Accuracy | 1% f.s. |
| Calibration | in ambient air with trimmer without cylinders |
| Range | 0…20.9 or 0…25 of O2%, programmable |
| Output | 4… 20 mA active or passive |
| Power supply | 24 Vdc |
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