Arjay Engineering Datasheets for Oil in Water Monitors
Oil in water monitors are used to detect the presence of hydrocarbons in water.
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| Product Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Continuous monitoring for % concentration of water in oil emulsions The 4100-OWM is used for monitoring as the water phase changes to oil in a tank or pipe. A probe... | |
| Continuous monitoring of separated oil thickness on a water surface The 4100-HCF monitors a floating sensor on the water surface to indicate the thickness of separated oil. An LCD display... | |
| Continuous profiling of oil/water interface and emulsions in tanks Multiple capacitance probes staggered in an oil/water separator will provide a profile of the emulsion location and thickness. The 4100-PRO uses... | |
| Reliable monitoring of sumps and containments for oil spills For separated Oil-on-Water applications, Arjay offers the Hydrocarbon Float Sensor. This floating sensor monitors the surface of water in sumps, tanks,... | |
| The FluoroCheck II is a benchtop and transportable unit for discrete sample measurements of ppm hydrocarbons in water. Direct water samples for screening or an EPA approved hexane oil extraction... | |
| The HydroSense 4420-OCM continuously monitors a clean water sample for oil leaks. The display, signal output, and alarm can be configured within the 0-250 ppm range. On-line alarm for oil... | |
| The HydroSense 4410-LMP Oil in Water Analyser offers continuous on-line monitoring for ppm concentrations of petroleum oils in effluent and produced water without chemicals or lag time. A non-contacting sensor... | |
| Over 40 years of Arjay’s field proven HF capacitance experience has been applied to the 4100-OWS series monitors. This unique oil level system provides complete flexibility for monitoring oil water... | |
| The HydroSense 4410-OCM Oil in Water Monitor continuously monitors a clean water sample for petroleum hydrocarbon concentrations. The display, signal output, and alarm can be configured within the 0-250 ppm... |