Measures charge imbalances within the reactor
The Correstat™ 5410 electrostatic sensor monitors conditions within gas phase reactors. The sensor measures charge imbalances in the reactor, which is a preliminary indicator of issues associated with polymer agglomeration and the creation of films on the walls.
With the real-time reactor electrostatic charge measurements provided by the Correstat 5410, process continuity can be improved, and shutdowns avoided.
The Correstat 5410 probe is installed directly in the reactor and can be customized to fit into existing ports or nozzles with standard flanged connections. The Correstat 5410 probe is available in either integral or remote configurations to allow for a variety of process requirements.
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The Correstat™ 5410 sensor is engineered to operate continuously 24 hours per day, seven days per week. It is designed for the harsh environment of fluidized bed reactors, requiring no maintenance or spare parts. Unlike traditional electrostatic probes, the Correstat sensor measures current. This keeps the potential of the active probe tip under 1 volt—compared to nearly 10 kV from traditional probes.