Have you ever imagined having an x-ray vision in your industrial process? Alutal and Magnetrol offer this possibility with the Eclipse 706 guided wave radarBelow, we explain how this technology can transform the way you monitor and maintain your level transmitters.
Intelligent detection of accumulation in the probe
While GWR technology offers many advantages, the probe can suffer from particulate buildup caused by viscous or sticky fluids present in the process. However, the Eclipse 706 radar has an advanced self-diagnostic feature that detects and monitors this buildup, allowing the user to schedule cleaning and maintenance before problems occur. This ensures greater equipment reliability and availability.
Continuous and accurate monitoring
When the buildup detection feature is enabled, the system scans the waveform every five minutes, monitoring up to five different points on the probe. During the scan, the system compares current data with previous records to identify significant changes. This makes detection accurate and dynamic, avoiding unexpected surprises.
Data output for proactive maintenance
Additionally, the radar provides a percentage output relative to the defined accumulation threshold. This information can be integrated as a HART dynamic variable (SV, TV, or QV), enabling the implementation of proactive maintenance strategies. This allows you to act before accumulation compromises operations.
It's not just superheroes who have x-ray vision. With the Eclipse 706 guided wave radar, you and your plant will have essential data to anticipate problems, ensuring greater efficiency and operational safety.
Contact us with Alutal to learn more about this technology and optimize the maintenance of your radar level transmitters.
