Sarasota Gas Density Meters - Thermo Scientific - Process Systems - #1

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Product Specifications Thermo Scientific gas density meters are engineered to reliably measure density or density related variables within the oil and gas, petrochemical and power industries. Offering near real-time control signal availability and a low cost of ownership compared to chromatographs and other alternative measurement methods, the meters Thermo Scientific ensure plant efficiency and vitality. Sarasota FD900 Sarasota ID900 Sarasota PD900 Gas Density Meters Real-Time Control Process optimization and product quality control are achieved through the close control of process parameters and final product quality. The composition of any gas is often characterized by its density or specific gravity. Thermo Scientific gas density meters provide continuous, inline monitoring of the density, or density related variables, to instantly detect any variation of process constituents or final product quality. The results are improved productivity, minimized product waste and reduced costs by providing real-time control as opposed to sampling methods. Compatible Outputs Output variables, such as specific gravity, calorific value or molecular weight, can be provided either by a third party flowmeter or by a Thermo Scientific density converter. The Thermo Scientific Sarasota HME900 field-mounted density converter option provides a direct HART® compatible output, whereas the Thermo Scientific CM515 panel-mounted electronics unit provides the most accurate conversion to maintain optimal process conditions. Features • Continuous, online density monitoring • Measurement at true process conditions • Insertion, sample by-pass and pocket options • Compact design • Hazardous area approvals • Converter electronics to suit application Applications • Fiscal/custody transfer gas metering • Fuel gas analysis • Burner control • Ethane cracking and ethylene production • Energy management systems • Stack emissions analysis and control • LNG metering and control • Calorific value estimation • Specific gravity measurement • Process/quality control • Product identification • Blending/peak shaving