Mettler Toledo's Chloride/Sulfate Analyzer for Pure Water & Power Cycle Chemistry
Measurement Technology to Help Minimize Corrosion
Traditionally, ion chromatography (IC) has been used to ascertain sulfate and chloride levels in UPW and
steam, but shortcomings in this technology have led to power plants seeking alternative measurement
methods. Microfluidic capillary electrophoresis (MCE) provides a convenient, dependable method for
trace-level chloride and sulfate monitoring.
Features / Benefits
Intuitive touchscreen interface: allows display of trendlines for each
measurement
Simultaneous display of ion concentrations and measurement
timing: provides convenient analyzer status at a glance, saving
operator time
Analog outputs with choice of scaling: enables easy integration
into data acquisition systems
Convenient grab sample capability: allows measurement of
additional samples or for QC checks
Full enclosure: protects reagent containers and components from
plant environment
Typical Applications
Steam quality monitoring at turbine inlet to ensure chloride and
sulfate levels are under acceptable limits.
Condensate monitoring at condensate polisher, to detect
breakthrough or deterioration of sulfonated cation resin.
Boiler feedwater monitoring, to activate boiler blowdown if
needed to control contaminant levels.
Makeup water quality.
Reduce Costs with On-line Chloride & Sulfate Analysis
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