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ADCATrol® TDS/conductivity probe ADCA SPS21 In-line

Specifications

Applications

Measure conductivity of superheated boiler water, condensate and feedwater.
Max. operating pressure

32 bar
Max. operating temperature

+239 ºC
Max. ambient temperature

+100 ºC
Min. distance to other metallic surfaces

20 mm.
Type of protection

IP 65
Dimensions & Mounting

with a 41.5 mm probe rod
Cable entry

M16 x 1,5 (PG 11)
Sizes & Connections

Male threaded ISO 7 R 1/2''

ADCATrol® TDS/conductivity probe ADCA SPS21 In-line

Product code: VC.5021.015

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DESCRIPTION

The ADCATrol SPS21 conductivity probe is typically used in steam applications to measure the conductivity of superheated boiler water, condensate or feedwater. The probe is used in conjunction with an ADCATrol BCS controller and a VPC series TDS blowdown control valve.
Water contains impurities in the form of dissolved solids and solids in suspension, whose concentration increases during vaporization. Water treatment can reduce impurities to a certain degree, however these are not completely eliminated and, in certain conditions, might even increase. As steam production starts, there is an undesirable increase in boiler water TDS (Total Dissolved Solids) concentration. If not taken care of, the high concentration can lead to problems such as water foaming, reduced boiler performance and wet steam. Contamination of the steam may occur, resulting in system damage further ahead, such as corrosion, scaling, salt incrustations on heat transfer surfaces, among other problems.
Furthermore, the high concentration is harmful and is not acceptable in applications where steam is used for treatment of food, drinks and in sterilization processes.
For these reasons, a certain amount of boiler water must be discharged continuously or periodically to ensure TDS concentration is kept within the recommended parameters.