Y516-C Oil in Water Detection and Monitor Sensor
Yoesemitech Y516-C Oil in Water Detection Sensor adopts the principle of ultraviolet fluorescence technique with high sensitivity. Compared with other methods, the fluorescence method is proven to be more efficient, fast and repeatable. which can be used to detect solubility and emulsification. The Oil in Water Monitor is suitable for oil field monitoring, industrial circulating water,condensate water, wastewater treatment, surface water station and many other water quality measurement scenes.
Features
Digital sensor, RS485 output, standard MODBUS protocol
Online oil in water analyzer using ultraviolet fluorescence method with high sensitivity
No reagents required, strong anti-interference, no need for frequent calibration
With a cleaning brush to prevent microorganisms from attaching and extend the maintenance cycle
Built-in calibration parameters for easy on-site use and secondary calibration
Specification
Model | Y516-C |
Measurement principle | Ultraviolet fluorescence method |
Range | 0-50ppm（optional 0-150ppm） |
Linearity | R²＞0.999 |
Resolution | 0.01ppm |
Temperature range | 0-50℃ |
Maximum pressure | 3bar |
IP range | IP68 |
Sensor Interface | Supports RS-485, MODBUS protocol |
Power | 0.2W（non wiping）0.6W（wiping）；suggested power supply：DC 5-12V,>500mA |
Sensor size | Φ45mm*190.8mm |
Cable length | 10m (default), customizable |
Calibration | Zero-point, one-point or two-points calibration |
Body material | 316L(Optional titanium alloy) |
Applications
Oil Field Monitoring: To keep track of oil contamination in water used or produced in oil extraction processes.
Industrial Circulating Water: For monitoring oil levels in water used in industrial processes, ensuring it remains within safe limits.
Condensate Water: To detect oil in water condensed from steam in power plants and other industrial facilities.
Wastewater Treatment: For ensuring treated water meets regulatory standards for oil content before discharge or reuse.
Surface Water Stations: To monitor natural bodies of water for oil contamination, which is crucial for environmental protection.
