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Early warning
25 January 2013
The ability to monitor two conductivity cells using a single transmitter was a key factor in Eon's decision to replace obsolete conductivity instrumentation at Kingsnorth power station with dual channel transmitters fro
The ability to monitor two
conductivity cells using a single
transmitter was a key factor in Eon's
decision to replace obsolete
conductivity instrumentation at
Kingsnorth power station with dual
channel transmitters from ABB.
Conductivity meters are used to sample the station's high-purity boiler water and the turbine condenser water purity. Although not immediately critical to the station's operations, they detect any build-up of impurities and provide an early warning of contamination.
The contract included 23 AX400 Series dual input transmitters, 13 AC220 conductivity cells, 33 AC220 cells and 44 flow chambers.
Conductivity meters are used to sample the station's high-purity boiler water and the turbine condenser water purity. Although not immediately critical to the station's operations, they detect any build-up of impurities and provide an early warning of contamination.
The contract included 23 AX400 Series dual input transmitters, 13 AC220 conductivity cells, 33 AC220 cells and 44 flow chambers.
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