Jensprima - Model SCD-6000 -Streaming Current Detector

• Chemical Savings (20 - 35%)
• Maintain Water Quality
• Self calibrating and self monitoring
• Feedback Control Easily Retrofitted
• Optimize Treatment

• Potable water treatment
• Polymer control for sludge dewatering
• Anionic trash detection in whitewater loops papermaking wet end processes
• Power plants
• Paper mills
• Other applications requiring a chemical coagulation process

The streaming current is one of the important electrical phenomena at the solid-liquid interface, which was first discovered in the capillary model test. When the liquid is subjected to a certain pressure through a capillary or microporous plug, charge transfer occurs during the liquid flow, and the current generated during this charge movement is called the streaming current. The potential difference at both pipe end is called the flow potential.

The streaming current detection is finishd by the SCD-6000 streaming current detector. The water sample flows into the detecting chamber at a certain flow rate (1L / min) , in the detecting chamber, there is a Teflon piston, who is making vertical reciprocating movement. The narrow gap between the piston and the detection chamber wall constitutes an annular capillary space. The piston driven by motor is making reciprocating movement, so that the water sample in the capillary makes reciprocating movement accordingly, the particle in water sample will be attached to surface of the piston and the inner wall of detecting chamber, forming a particle "film", the diffusion layer of the microparticle "film", driven by the water flow in the annular capillary to do the counter ion movement, thus causing the flowing current. The streaming current is collected by the electrodes at both ends of the detection chamber and is displayed on the meter in the form of mV after signal processing. The streaming current value is proportional to the charged state of the water sample. The charged state depends on the amount of excess positive and negative ions in the water after flocculation, so it can be used to detect or control the flocculation process. 

•  Measuring Range: -1000 - 1000 mV
• Accuracy: ±0.1%
• Resolution: 1 mV
• Display: LED
• Flow speed: 1 L/min (Standard)
• Response time: 1 s
• Self-diagnosis: Sensor LED
• Fluid velocity: 0.1 - 10 m/s
• Analog output: 4-20mA, Max.750Ω
• Sensitivity gain: It has been set up at factory, not recommend to make adjustment
• Supply power: 220 VAC, 110VAC (optional)
• Output: 4 - 20mA, -10 - +10V, 0 - 10V
• Communication: RS485 Modbus (Optional)
• Alarm: High / Low relay
• Self-washing / PID: SC-2 Controller (optional)
• Zero adjustment: Full range adjustable
• Protection class: IP65
• Install Dimension: 11" x 6"
• Weight: 9kg