Chemical
Typical Applications in Chemical Industry
Reactor & Mixing Processes
Chemical reactors and mixing tanks in industrial plants handle corrosive liquids, slurries, and viscous chemicals during reaction, blending, or formulation. Accurate flow, pressure, and level measurement ensures process safety, consistent dosing, and product quality. These instruments are suitable for high-temperature, high-pressure, and chemically aggressive environments.
Common Measurement Needs:
- Flow measurement for acids, bases, solvents, and slurries
- Pressure monitoring in reactor and transfer lines
- Level measurement for tanks and mixing vessels
Recommended Instruments:
Electromagnetic flowmeter · Coriolis mass flowmeter · Pressure transmitter · Level transmitter
Batch & Transfer Lines
Chemical manufacturing and processing pipelines for batching, dosing, and material transfer require precise flow and pressure control to ensure product consistency, maximize yield, and maintain operational safety. Accurate measurement is critical for preventing overflows, leaks, and dosing errors in high-volume chemical operations.
Common Measurement Needs:
- Accurate flow monitoring of chemical feed and transfer lines
- Pressure monitoring to prevent overpressure and leaks
- Integration with automation and control systems
Recommended Instruments:
Electromagnetic flowmeter · Coriolis flowmeter · Pressure transmitter · PLC-compatible transmitters
Cooling & Heating Circuits
Chemical processes often circulate hot or chilled water, thermal oils, glycol, and other heat transfer fluids to maintain precise temperatures. Monitoring flow, pressure, and temperature is critical to ensure efficient heat exchange, prevent overheating or undercooling, and protect equipment, while supporting consistent product quality. These measurements can also be integrated with automation systems for real-time process control and optimization.
Common Measurement Needs:
- Flow measurement for cooling water, thermal oil, or glycol
- Pressure monitoring in pumps, heat exchangers, and piping
- Temperature tracking for process optimization
Recommended Instruments:
Electromagnetic flowmeter · Thermal mass flowmeter · Pressure transmitter · Temperature transmitter
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FAQ
Yes, we provide corrosion-resistant materials such as PTFE/PFA-lined meters and Hastelloy electrodes for strong chemicals.
Yes, we offer certified explosion-proof and intrinsically safe options for chemical processing environments.
A: Provide pipe diameter, expected flow range, fluid type, temperature, and pressure. ARTang engineers will help select the correct size and type to ensure optimal measurement accuracy.
Yes, all transmitters support 4–20 mA, HART, Modbus RTU/TCP, and can be configured for easy integration into automation systems.
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