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Process Analysis – OPTISENS ODO 2000 Optical dissolved oxygen sensor for waste water analysis Optical dissolved oxygen sensors are widely used to control and monitor oxygen concentration during the biological treatment of sewage water. The dissolved oxygen sensor OPTISENS ODO 2000 from KROHNE has a standardized robust design and a long lifespan. Therefore the sensor is especially designed for small and medium-sized wastewater treatment plants, where regular calibration and cleaning of the sensors is difficult due to limited maintenance resources. OPTISENS ODO 2000's use of the optical principal interacting with a fluorescent membrane means there's no need for recalibration. Precision and reliability remain constant. The integrated spray cleaning system minimizes the need for manual cleaning, which means longer intervals between maintenance. Highlights
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Process Analysis – OPTISENS ADO 2000 Digital dissolved oxygen sensor for waste water applications
As all the sensors of the OPTISENS 2000 sensor series, the ADO 2000 dissolved oxygen sensor is equipped with digital communication, a stainless steel enclosure, integrated spray cleaning and the mounting option on an extendable telescopic rod. These unique features enable the ADO 2000 sensors for use in municipal and industrial waste water treatment facilities. The "Clark" electrode used in the ADO 2000 has a patented design, which guarantees reliable, precise measurements of the concentration of dissolved oxygen in water along with excellent long-term stability. Combined with the low maintenance costs, this allows extremely costeffective operation of the OPTISENS 2000. Highlights
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