Suzhou fiber optic turbidity sensor

The application prospects of fiber optic turbidity sensors in the field of water quality monitoring are very broad. With the continuous advancement of technology and the expansion of its application scope, it will become one of the mainstream technologies for water quality monitoring in the future. Its high precision, high stability, strong anti-interference ability, and flexible installation make it have a wider application prospect in the fields of water quality monitoring and environmental protection.

Suzhou fiber optic turbidity sensorIt can be used to monitor the concentration of suspended solids in water bodies, such as water quality monitoring in rivers, lakes, and water treatment plants. It can provide real-time and continuous turbidity data to help evaluate the clarity of water quality and the concentration of suspended solids.

Suzhou fiber optic turbidity sensorKey points for use

Environment selection: Avoid placing sensors in environments with high temperature, humidity changes, or corrosive gases to prevent fiber aging, performance degradation, or even damage.

Location selection: Choose a vibration free, electromagnetic interference free, and temperature stable location to install the sensor to ensure measurement accuracy and stability. At the same time, it is important to ensure that the distance between the sensor and the object being measured is appropriate.

Secure firmly: Use screws or fixtures to fix the sensor in the appropriate position, avoiding it from loosening or swinging.

Connection quality: When connecting optical fibers, professional fiber connectors should be used and the connection surface should be clean and free of contamination.

Stable power supply: Ensure stable power supply to the sensor to avoid unstable power supply causing abnormal or damaged sensor operation.

Regular calibration: Regularly calibrate the sensor according to the manufacturer's guidelines to ensure the accuracy of the measurement results.

Key points for use

Environment selection: Avoid placing sensors in environments with high temperature, humidity changes, or corrosive gases to prevent fiber aging, performance degradation, or even damage.

Location selection: Choose a vibration free, electromagnetic interference free, and temperature stable location to install the sensor to ensure measurement accuracy and stability. At the same time, it is important to ensure that the distance between the sensor and the object being measured is appropriate.

Secure firmly: Use screws or fixtures to fix the sensor in the appropriate position, avoiding it from loosening or swinging.

Connection quality: When connecting optical fibers, professional fiber connectors should be used and the connection surface should be clean and free of contamination.

Stable power supply: Ensure stable power supply to the sensor to avoid unstable power supply causing abnormal or damaged sensor operation.

Regular calibration: The calibration of sensors is crucial, and expired standard solutions should be used for calibration to avoid contaminating the sensors during the calibration process.