Contributing to the optimization of the reaction process. Measuring various parameters with a small amount of sample.
In the chemical industry, a precise understanding of dielectric properties that influence reaction rates and efficiency is essential in reaction processes. In particular, accurate measurements of dielectric constant and electrical conductivity are crucial for managing the degree of reaction progress and the quality of products. Inaccurate measurements can hinder the optimization of reaction conditions and negatively impact the quality of the final product. EPSILON+ can measure electrical conductivity, relative permittivity/dielectric constant εr, and dielectric loss tangent (DDF tanδ) with approximately 8ml of a small sample. This enables efficient monitoring and control of the reaction process, contributing to quality improvement. 【Application Scenarios】 - Monitoring of chemical reaction processes - Evaluation of reaction rates - Quality control of products - Research on catalytic reactions 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Optimization of reaction processes - Improvement of quality control - Increased efficiency in research and development - Cost reduction
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【Features】 - Measurement possible with approximately 8ml of a small sample - Measurement of electrical conductivity, relative permittivity/dielectric constant εr, and dielectric loss tangent (DDF tanδ) - Data collection using a PC is possible - Supports automatic measurement at specified temperatures - Complies with DIN 51 111 【Our Strengths】 As experts in electronics and sensors for half a century, we support our customers' research and development. Through the import and sales of electronic components and various sensors and measuring instruments, we provide products that meet our customers' needs and ensure comprehensive aftercare for safe usage.
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Application New challenges in the fields of electric vehicle development and fluid research With the advancements in electric and hybrid vehicles, lubricants and hydraulic fluids need to meet new demands regarding dielectric properties. The latest synthetic oils and gear oils cannot be considered complete insulators. This can lead to issues such as the accumulation of static electricity on gears, which may reduce the oil's tension. Motors for electric vehicles are creating new and diverse demands on these oils. Knowledge of complex fluid impedance, measured by EPSILON+, is useful for evaluating fluid performance in environments affected by high voltage and high frequency. EPSILON+ can also be utilized in many other fields. There are opportunities for its application in the inspection of bearing greases, the development and operation of transformers, and in large-scale electrical engineering applications where oil is used as a coolant. Flucon offers you the powerful system EPSILON+, which has become an important parameter for measuring dielectric properties in fluid evaluation.
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