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Patty Gardner
Pgardner@controlinstruments.com
CONTROL INSTRUMENTS INTRODUCES THE ACUPRO INFRARED
PROCESS ANALYZER
Fairfield, New Jersey
(April 2, 2007) -
Control Instruments Corporation is pleased to introduce
the AcuPro Infrared Process Analyzer. This addition is
part of the company’s overall strategy to serve the
customer with a complete line of gas detection equipment
and provide a variety of technologies appropriate for
many different applications. Its name, AcuPro,
exemplifies the analyzers ability to perform accurately
in process environments, specifically, relatively clean,
low temperature, low concentration applications. These
applications include, flexographic & rotogravure
printing, pharmaceutical, coating, painting, aerosol
filling, and many others. It’s suitable for single or
select solvent ranges and can also be used for mixtures
of solvents in processes where normal solvent
concentrations are below 25% LFL.
The
essence of the AcuPro detection system lies in its
ability to perform accurately under the demands of the
industrial environment. The analyzer was built on a
robust and well-proven industrial analyzer platform. Its
unique sample delivery system is heated, mirrorless, and
free of moving parts. In addition, the multiple
wavelength infrared detector allows the AcuPro to
operate with linearity and with common response factors,
while minimizing the need to continually recalibrate for
different solvents. All this is accomplished without
compromising safety, and in accordance with NFPA
guidelines. It is also immune to poisoning and requires
no oxygen for operation.
The
AcuPro not only withstands the rigors of the industrial
process environment, but performs accurately under them
as well. Its mirrorless design reduces the effects of
contamination on the optical cell and eliminates
surfaces that fog, become dirty, and need to focus. All
sample-wetted parts are heated, including the detector
assembly, the optical cell, and sample probe, which
prevent errors from process temperature changes and
condensation of water vapor. In addition, the air
aspirated sample draw system eliminates the need for
failure-prone pumps. All of these features create an
environment where accurate readings can be obtained and
ultimately reduce maintenance and downtime.
The
AcuPro has a fast response time; the entire system is
less than four seconds. The assembly mounts directly
onto the process ductwork, as close as possible to the
sample pickup point, which allows the aspirator to draw
the sample directly into the cell, accelerating response
time. The AcuPro’s multi-wavelength detector enables it
to detect more gases, including solvents like Alcohols,
Acetates, Ketones and Aromatics. The AcuPro also
incorporates 6 built-in relays to ensure that corrective
action is initiated directly by the analyzer, enabling
failsafe conditions. These system relays include
warning, danger, fault, horn, calibration-in-progress
and service needed. Other standard outputs include a
4-20mA analog output and an RS-485 serial port with
Modbus protocol for digital access to all readings and
settings.
For more than thirty years
Control Instruments Corporation has dedicated their
expertise to the industrial community, providing safe
and efficient environments for companies worldwide. Our
mission is to engineer and manufacture high quality
solutions to both simple and complex gas detection
problems, leaving your facility, employees, and
environment safe and secure. Our products are installed
and used under the most demanding conditions, from oil
pipelines in the Arctic to drilling wells in the desert.
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