In-Line Process Refractometers for Industry

This blog focuses on industrial, inline process refractometers and their use in industrial applications. Refractometry is used to measure the refractive index of a substance in order to determine its composition or purity. Posts include information on theory, construction, installation, new products and new markets.
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Technical Sales Representatives: The Often Underutilized Asset

Work with your technical sales rep. It will pay off in ways you haven't imagined. Process refractometers are sold with the support ...

PID Control: The Basics

PID diagram (courtesy of Wikipedia ) PID is short for "proportional plus integral and derivative control", the three actions u...

Understanding Error in Process Measurement

Instrumentation calibration is a procedure through which three general types of errors can be encountered. A typical signifier for a need ...

Bleaching of Pulp in the Paper Making Process

The purpose of the bleaching process is to enhance the physical and optical qualities (whiteness and brightness) of the pulp by removing...

Sulfite Pulping

Pulping is the term used for the process which separates wood fibers. Chemical pulping, dissolving the lignin in the wood to create a pu...

MPR E-Scan Deemed RoHS Compliant and Earns CE Marking

Electron Machine Corporation engaged F2 Labs for the technical assessment of the MPR E-Scan using the European standard, EN 50581:2012 T...

Paper Manufacturing: Kraft (Sulfate) Pulping

Abstracted from Washington State Air Toxic Sources and Emission Estimation Methods Pulping is the term used for the process which sep...

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