@ Ennomeatic’ CONTINUOUS ON-LINE FREENESS ANALYZERFREENESS ANALYZERINNER TUBE H. OVERFLOW. FUNNEL, \ Gravity OISCHARGE TO CHEST OUTER VESSEL VIBRATION CRAIN LINE DAVPENEN Ler LIne a F dst DESCE The Innomatic is a reliable, uncomplicated, continuous on-line Freeness Analyzer with excellent repeatability. This instru- ment is connected to the pulp line by means of a bypass “shunt” line, permitting a continuous flow of pulp through the Analyzer. The bypass design allows for the shutting down of the Analyzer without interrupting pulp tlow through the main line. This feature facilitates periodic screen cleaning which can be accomplished within a few minutes. SIN ‘* No moving parts, # All stainless materials, «No valves in contact with the pulp or filtrate, eSmooth \ ELECTRODES: et MEASURING CYCLE | } | Idied column of pulp within tube D, drains through screen §; MEASURING Filtrate collects in measuring CHAMBER chamber M, and activatos oloc- -s trodes E. Elapsed time is con- ea verted to an electronic signal and directed to chartrecorder or DCS. cylindrical surfaces, + Reliable plug: ‘* Microprocessor based electronics. circuil boards, TION A portion of the pulp flow is con- tinuously diverted from the pulp line to tho insirw ment via a9" shunt fine to inlet F, passing through outer vessel A and overflowing into funnel H. The flow then gravity discharges into a suitable chest. Pulp fills the open-ended inner tubs D to the same level that it fills tho outer vessel A. Because innor tube D extends above the pulp level, the sample is prevented {rom overflowing and thus isolated from the flow in the outer vessel. The constant column head forces pulp from the inner tube onto a stain-FUNNEL, | CLEAN-BLOWING CYCLE | Compressed air and water enters: nee tushesfitatetroughsereans eee eel sirand water shtsoffandtuibeD is replenished wih Fesh au. Measuring cycle then repeats COMPRESSED AIR less steel soreen §, forming a progressively thicker mat. Filtrate flow through the mat represents the drainage rate of the pulp. The filtrate level rising in tne measuring chamber M contacts lower electrode Ey to siart an electronic timer. When the filtrate contacts the upper electrode Ep, the measuring cycle ends and this drainage time is converted to an electronic signal. At ihe same moment, compressed air and water enter the top of the measuring chamber M, back-flushing the filtrate through the screen and expelling all the pulp from inner tube D. Following this 10-12 second clean-blowing cycle, the inner tube quickly refills with the new sample and the OVERFLOW GRAVITY DISCHARGE TO CHEST ORAIN LINE 6 INNER TUBE ELECTRODES — mi a MEASURING. CHAMBER OUTER VESSEL s DANPENER measuring cycle repeats. A drainage measurement is takon approximately every 1-3 minutes depend- ing upon pulp characteristics. At the time of instal- lation, electrode positions are adjusted to give proper measuring times for the freeness range being measured. The electronic unit supplies up to five 4-20 mA signals to monitoring and control devices, Temperature compensation and consis- tency compensation are standard. Drainage read- ings are held in memory for statistical analysis and graphical presentation, The Innomatic signal correlates to the Canadian Standard Freeness Test and other standard drainage tests.CSF © MULTIPLE (1-2) CALIBRATION SETTINGS TO ALLOW FOR VARIABLE FURNISHES © LINEAR, NON-LINEAR, AND POLYNOMIAL CALIBRATION GURVES FOR ACCURACY, REPEATABILITY, AND EXCELLENT CORRELATION © TEMPERATURE AND CONSISTENCY COMPENSATION CAPABILITIES TO ACCOMMODATE PROCESS VARIATIONS @ InnoCom SOFTWARE FOR STATISTICAL ANALYSIS AND GRAPHICS PRESENTATION © OPTIONAL MULTIPLE UNITS (2-4) OPERATION COMPATIBILITY FOR COST EFFECT MULTI-STATION FREENESS MONITORING LAB SAMPLES (+) CORR. COEF. 0.92251 200 170 140 + 110 80 68 89 118 146 175 DRAINAGE TIME InnoCom provides for efficient uploading and down- loading of calibration data using any personal computer. Process measurements (Freeness, Consistency, Tem- perature) are saved for SPC historical data analysis and reports, Remote access is oblained via direct cable ‘or modem for instrument status and trouble shooting. ——NB innomat Mariestad, SNEDEN, Drainage rate analog transmitter Messurement of ate of drainage through a ‘brming mat offibors ona teresn plate 4-20 mA analog sigral, isolated as needed, Sargavaizod tot Garacion Standana Frou, Sulichable to ShopporAleclor standard 40-700' @SF or equivalent (.2-6%, optimum range 1.2-4.5%, lets of Uncomensated Consistency 5a donation of uront connistoncy Good correlation * 10% dovitlon Fal eoxeotion 15% deviction—Poor correlation £0-200 GP possible over consistency range ‘of 02-68 Aecommended howe 96 GPR NorPressurized unt, gravy asenarge ‘Avniabi tine grossa sould bo sulfciont {oflow’s0-78 GPU thru instrument, wien or 0" head in 1" pipe rior220 vac, 100 Watts maximum, 3” ASAIDIN flange, 50 bs 6" ASAIDIN flange, 150 bs. 16 Stainless Stee for all wetted surfaces. rossed mil ale ie 10 cute per 10 secend clean alow eycle, at 60 PSI Frosh water 40-70 PSIInnomatic FREENESS ANALYZER INSTALLATION DIMENSIONS So ee COMPRESSED WIDTH 231%" (00mm) AIR ree 4 lea (770mm) oo ime COMPRESSED AIR CONNECTION We" (43mm) Fresh Weter Connection ye" 3mm) 67" (1700mm) " Diamoter ASA ange 60 Lb, /FLVROBERTS Manufacturing Company, Incorporated P.O. 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