Silica Analyzer

Silica and Phosphate Analyzers

On-line Measurement for Power Plant Chemistry and UPW

A silica analyzer provides a critical on-line measurement for ensuring water purity in power cycle chemistry and in ultrapure water monitoring. METTLER TOLEDO silica analyzers offer a compact design combining the benefits of a silica meter and a phosphate analyzer to deliver reliable ppb silica and ppm phosphate measurements with minimal operator supervision. This silica and phosphate analyzer provides early detection of trace silica and verifies proper phosphate levels in your water stream.

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Cond Sensor UPW 3/4NPT 0.1C Ti 2

The UPW UniCond 2-electrode resistivity sensor was developed in collaboration with industry partners to provide best-in-class accuracy, stability, and environmental isolation in ultrapure water applications for the semiconductor industry.

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Cond Sensor InPro7000-VP

The InPro 7000-VP is a 2-electrode conductivity sensor designed for high accuracy measurement in very low to medium conductivity water.

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Cond Sensor InPro7108-VP-PEEK

The InPro 7108-VP-PEEK utilizes 4-electrode technology to expand its measurement range in medium to high conductivity solutions.

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Cond Sensor InPro7108-VP/CPVC

The InPro 7108-VP/CPVC utilizes 4-electrode technology to expand its measurement range in medium to high conductivity solutions.

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Cond Sensor InPro7005-VP

The InPro 7005-VP is a 2-electrode conductivity sensor designed for high accuracy measurement in very low to medium conductivity water.

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Cond Sensor InPro7001/120-VP

The InPro 7001/120-VP is a 2-electrode conductivity sensors designed for high accuracy measurement in very low to medium conductivity water.

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What is a silica analyzer?

Silica analyzers provide dependable, automated, on-line measurements of ppb silica and ppb phosphate for pure water treatment and power cycle chemistry monitoring. METTLER TOLEDO silica analyzers combine a silica meter with a phosphate analyzer to provide reliable measurement under one footprint.

Why is measuring silica important in power plants?

In the water/steam cycle, silica volatilizes with steam and deposits in the turbine. Even a modest thickness of silicate reduces capacity, lowers efficiency and can cause imbalance. In the worst cases, silica build-up can cause vibration that can ultimately result in an unplanned shutdown. Silica deposits can accumulate in a very short time when steam quality is poor; therefore, continuous monitoring with a silica analyzer is crucial for early detection.

Why is measuring phosphate important in power plant boilers?

Used within power plant drum-type boilers, phosphate treatment plays two important roles. First, maintaining proper alkalinity within the boiler water. Second, phosphate controls scale build-up for effective blowdown and protection against corrosion. A silica and phosphate analyzer allows the monitoring of phosphate levels to enables reliable control of dosing in boilers while ensuring excessive and often harmful concentrations do not occur.

Why is silica monitoring important in microelectronics?

Silica contamination that dries on integrated circuit (IC) surfaces can lead to a number of quality issues, including reduced film adhesion and contact resistance. Out of specification silica levels at resin columns or elsewhere may result in product delay and lost earnings while the source of contamination is identified and remediated. To mitigate these issues, a silica analyzer ensures that silica levels in UPW are continuously monitored down to sub-ppb levels.

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