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Ahmed Ismail Abushady
SENSORS
S E N S O R S C A T E G O R IE S
D E G IT A L AN ALO G
1- Digital Sensors
Torque sensor
clamped around
motor’s power
cable
Analog sensors
Ultra sonic:
The mud pit level-measuring device monitors
single pit levels.
Ultrasonic transducer emits ultrasonic pulses,
which are reflected by the product surface. The
level is calculated via the combined emitter and
receiver system.
Analog sensors
Mud Flow out
• Sensor normally specified is
of the paddle type.
• Mudflow inside the flow line
causes Deviation of the
paddle and a corresponding
rotation of a 1-turn
potentiometer.
• Various paddle sizes are
available to suit the different
flow lines encountered.
Analog sensors
Mud temperature sensor
• Temperature-In sensor is mounted in the
suction pit and the Temperature-Out sensor
in the shaker header box.
• Either semiconductor thermistor transducers
or platinum resistance elements (PRT).
• 8.5 volt excitation voltage. output between
270 and 370 micro amps.
• This signal is converted by the signal
conditioner card into 0-10 VDC Analog signal
for input into the computer.
Analog sensors
Conductivity
• Hydrogen gas is mixed with the column outlet gas at a certain ratio. The gas mixture
combusts in the air atmosphere. An electrode exists at each end of the FID jet, and DC
voltage is applied between the electrodes.
• If only pure carrier gas (nitrogen, helium or argon) and hydrogen gas are mixed, little
current is produced between the electrodes.
• When an organic compound is mixed with the carrier gas, current is produced
proportionally to the amount of organic compound present.
• This is because ions (mainly carbon ions) are generated when an organic compound
combusts within the hydrogen flame, and the generated ions are captured by the
collector.
• ion quantity generated is almost proportional to the number of carbons contained in the
compound. However, carbon atoms in a “C=O” form do not create a signal. The presence
o halogens in the compound decreases sensitivity.
• Because the ion current obtained by the FID is very low, it is amplified into a proper
voltage, then output to a Chromatochart or personal computer.
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