CENTEC OXTRANS - Oxygen Sensor and Analyser

Oxytrans TR

Accurate and Reliable Oxygen Content measurement in liquids and gases

Operating Principle: Quenched optical luminescence.
Highly reliable, Easy to clean, No moving parts, Accurate
Long life, Very low maintenance, no electrolyte to replace.

Measuring range: 1 ppb - 2 ppm or 50 ppb - 25 ppm in liquids,
0 - 4.2% or 0 - 50% in gases.
Accuracy: +/- 1 ppb or 0.002% varies with range selected

Temp. compensation.: PT 100

Operating Temperature: -5°C - +55°C (+23°F - +131°F)
Temperature resistance: up to max 130°C (266°F)
Pressure range: max. 12 bar g.

Materials in product contact: 1.4404 (316L) s/steel, Silicone, PTFE.
US FDA conforming

Process connections:
Varivent© Clamp - DN40 (1.5") - DN150 (6");
DIN, ANSI and others on request

Local Display: ppb, ppm in liquids, %oxygen in gases
Output signals: Digital 24v, Analogue 4-20 mA, optional Profibus.
Enclosure rating IP 65

The Centec Oxytrans TR O2-transmitter continuously measures the exact content of oxygen in liquids and gases. The sensor is especially designed for breweries and other high end process requirement applications, e.g. power plants or bioreactors. The optical principle of measurement is based on the effect of dynamic luminescence quenching by molecular oxygen. The indicator layer on the glass installed in the measuring head is illuminated with a blue-green-light. This excites the indicator molecules causing them to emit a red light. The level of red light is detected by an internal receiver. If oxygen is present, the energy transfers to the oxygen molecule. After the collision with the indicator layer the oxygen molecule is transferred from its ground state (triplet state) to its excited singlet state. As a result, the indicator molecule does not emit the luminescence. The luminescence signal decreases linear to the oxygen content. This decrease is the basis for the oxygen calculation. The O2-concentration can be displayed locally on the instrument screen and also transmitted as a digital or analogue output signal for a control system