CLD134

The transmitter coil of an inductive conductivity sensor generates an alternating electromagnetic field, which induces an electrical current in the process medium. The current magnitude depends on the conductivity of the medium, which is determined by its ion concentration. The induced current generates a secondary electromagnetic field at the receiver coil. The receiver measures the induced current in the coil and uses this signal to determine the conductivity of the process medium.

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The Smartec CLD134 is an inductive conductivity measuring system designed for the food & beverage and life sciences industries. Its compact, integrated sensor and transmitter design provides high immunity to interference and easy operation. The sensor body is made of food-grade natural PEEK and features a seamless, jointless design. With hygienic certifications, it meets the stringent hygiene requirements of these industries, making it an ideal choice for ensuring product quality and process safety. The Smartec CLD134 hygienic conductivity measuring system is suitable for inductive conductivity measurement in food & beverage and life sciences applications, including: • Phase separation between different media or media mixtures in piping systems • CIP process control in return lines • Concentration monitoring during CIP cleaning-agent reconstitution • Product monitoring in piping systems, bottling lines, and quality assurance systems • Leak detection