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A new energy enterprise specializes in fuel cell stack testing, with 8 test systems conducting over 200 projects annually. Previously, sensor probes were corroded by trace hydrogen, requiring replacement every 3 months at an annual cost of RMB 40,000; the spacing between test benches was only 12cm, making it difficult to install integrated sensors in air ducts, resulting...

A large-scale meat processing enterprise found during daily quality inspections that Escherichia coli (E. coli) on the surface of tools such as knives and cutting boards exceeded the standard (average detection value reached 45 CFU/cm²). Investigation revealed that manual control of disinfectant dosage was unstable, resulting in residual chlorine concentration in cleanin...

As the "command hub" of power systems, stable internal temperature and humidity in power control cabinets are critical to ensuring the reliable operation of precision components such as relays and PLC modules. Once the temperature exceeds the 15-30℃ range or humidity surpasses 60% RH, it may lead to accelerated component aging, contact corrosion, or even short circuits a...

A township’s large-scale water supply project serves 15 administrative villages with groundwater, adopting chlorine dioxide disinfection and complying with the Rural Drinking Water Safety and Sanitation Evaluation Index System. It requires a water quality compliance rate of no less than 90% and residual chlorine controlled at 0.05-0.5mg/L. Rural water supply fluctuates s...

Hydrogen fuel cell production hinges on two critical factors: proton exchange membrane (PEM) stability and stack sealing reliability, both demanding laboratory-grade precise temperature and humidity control. A new energy enterprise’s 5,000-stacks/year line once struggled with uncontrollable environments, resulting in an 82% membrane electrode assembly (MEA) qualification...

Amid the hum of wastewater treatment plants, one critical challenge persists: How to accurately capture residual chlorine fluctuations during disinfection? Overdosing chlorine poisons microbes in bioreactors, forms carcinogenic byproducts, and corrodes equipment. Underdosing leaves pathogens intact, endangering discharge compliance and public health. Traditional manual s...

I. Project Background & Industry Challenge: Moving Beyond Experience Towards Standardized Control A major oil extraction enterprise faced significant challenges in its peanut oil production line, where the drying process heavily relied on the empirical judgments of seasoned operators.Unstable Quality Control, High Energy Consumption, Lack of Digitalization. The core re...

Sizing machine exhaust contains water vapor, smoke, and hot air. To increase water vapor/smoke content, reduce hot air emission, and cut energy consumption, the National Development and Reform Commission’s "Access Conditions for the Dyeing and Printing Industry" mandates online humidity monitoring for sizing machines and drying processes. Current manual humidity adjustme...

1. Application Background and Monitoring Standards A well-known international beverage company’s production base in China focuses on manufacturing products such as bottled water and fruit juice. Controlling the pH value of production water and blending liquids is key to ensuring product quality. In accordance with GB 19298-2014 Packaged Drinking Water and the company’s i...

A large chain swimming pool (serving over 500 daily swimmers) uses foot baths as a primary hygiene barrier, requiring free residual chlorine to stay within 5–10mg/L per GB 37488-2019. Previous management faced critical issues: •Unreliable manual dosing: Twice-daily chlorine powder dosing led to imbalances—<5mg/L (incomplete sterilization) on weekdays, >12mg/L (3 skin irr...

I. Application Background A municipal wastewater treatment plant adopts sodium hypochlorite for effluent disinfection, requiring strict control of effluent residual chlorine within 0.5~1.0ppm (in line with the requirement of "residual chlorine ≤1.0ppm" in Discharge Standards for Pollutants from Urban Wastewater Treatment Plants). This prevents microbial exceedance due to...

Background An industrial park needed 10 sets of flue gas humidity analyzers for its 10 boilers (150–200℃ flue gas, high dust, trace pollutants) to build a CEMS, complying with environmental policies. Key demands: high-temperature resistance, anti-pollution, accurate real-time monitoring (≤2% FS error, <30s response), and low O&M costs. 5 manufacturers competed. Core Chal...

Remote base stations (scattered in mountains/deserts/coasts) have equipment sensitive to temp/humidity changes—even 5℃ temp spikes or 10% humidity swings cause outages. Being unattended, faults require hours of maintenance travel. A telecom operator’s 50 remote stations once had 3 monthly outages due to poor monitoring; the DB510-DB151 Humidity Sensor resolved this. 1. O...

Client’s Dilemma: Traditional Sensors Hold Back Progress, Leaving Water Monitoring in a “Bind” A large-scale water utility enterprise in Henan is responsible for water quality monitoring across multiple water treatment plants, RO membrane filtration systems, and sewage treatment plants, requiring approximately 150 residual chlorine sensors annually. However, the constan...

In data center operation and maintenance (O&M), precise control of temperature and humidity is critical to ensuring the stable operation of core hardware such as servers. Excessively high or low temperature and humidity may lead to equipment failures, data loss, or service interruptions. The DB5101GS, a wall-mounted temperature and humidity sensor specially designed for ...

In ceramic manufacturing, the temperature and humidity inside kilns directly affect the sintering strength of green bodies, glaze color development, and product yield. A temperature difference of just 1℃ or a humidity fluctuation of 5%RH can lead to defects such as cracks, deformation, or color differences. The DB441 high-temperature temperature & humidity sensor, specif...

Breaking the Dilemma of Traditional Detection, Making Every Drop of Disinfectant Valuable In critical processes such as food processing, packaging sterilization, and Clean-in-Place (CIP) cleaning, the control of PAA concentration directly affects sterilization effectiveness, equipment lifespan, and regulatory compliance. Industry standards impose strict requirements: •...

A municipal water treatment plant adopts a sodium hypochlorite disinfection process, requiring real-time monitoring of residual chlorine concentration in finished water (water leaving the plant) and end-of-pipeline water to ensure drinking water safety. Previously, the monitoring equipment used by the plant suffered from insufficient accuracy in low-concentration residua...

In setting machine dehumidification systems, exhaust duct temperature-humidity monitoring balances energy use and drying efficiency. A printing and dyeing enterprise’s two setting lines once suffered high maintenance costs and uncontrolled energy use due to frequent sensor failures in 210-230℃ high-humidity ducts (with dust/acidic volatiles). The DB481 Humidity Transmitt...

Remote base stations (scattered in mountains/deserts/coasts) have equipment sensitive to temp/humidity changes—even 5℃ temp spikes or 10% humidity swings cause outages. Being unattended, faults require hours of maintenance travel. A temecom operator’s 50 remote stations once had 3 monthly outages due to poor monitoring; the DB510-DB151 Humidity Sensor resolved this. 1. O...

A precision electronics testing laboratory specializes in environmental adaptability testing of electronic components such as chips and sensors. Its multi-functional climate chambers need to simulate complex working conditions including high temperatures (80-100℃), high humidity, and mild dust. Previously, the monitoring equipment had two key issues: • Insufficient Probe...

In the beverage production industry, ensuring product quality and safety has always been the core of enterprise operations. A large-scale beverage manufacturer, with a daily output of up to one million bottles, boasts a diverse product portfolio covering carbonated drinks, fruit juices, tea beverages, and more. Within its production process, the cold bottling process is...

Community swimming pools face a hidden challenge: surfactants from body washes, shampoos, and sunscreen residues. These substances disrupt residual chlorine monitoring— a critical factor for water safety—yet traditional sensors struggle to counter this interference, leading to inaccurate data and potential health risks. The DCC1MA2-M12 chlorine sensor addresses this issu...

Customer Background A technology enterprise focusing on smart home and environmental monitoring devices planned to launch a new generation of miniaturized temperature and humidity monitoring terminals (e.g., smart thermostats, mini weather stations). It required integrating a temperature and humidity sensor with small size and high accuracy, with product design specifica...

Application Background A large-scale industrial wastewater treatment plant mainly treats comprehensive wastewater discharged from the chemical and printing and dyeing industries. To ensure that the wastewater meets discharge standards, in-depth disinfection with chlorine-based disinfectants (such as sodium hypochlorite and other inorganic chlorine compounds) is required...

In the flue gas treatment processes of power, metallurgy and other industries, desulfurization and denitrification systems are the core links for controlling pollutant emissions. Although the treated flue gas has significantly reduced harmful components, it still contains residual trace corrosive gases (such as sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides) and dust, and its temperatu...

1. Project Background A large provincial-level tap water plant serves 800,000 residents in 3 urban areas (with a daily water supply of 120,000 tons). It needs to control residual chlorine (0.3~4mg/L) and pH (6.5~8.5) in accordance with GB 5749-2022. The original traditional equipment had pain points: the residual chlorine sensor required monthly reagent replacement and ...

The discharge outlets of high-salt wastewater from coastal industrial zones serve as the final line of defense for coastal ecological protection. A chemical industrial park discharges 2,000 tons of high-salt wastewater (with a salinity of 3.5%–4%) into coastal waters on a daily basis, where the residual chlorine concentration must be strictly controlled below 0.05ppm—an ...

A large public swimming pool needed to strictly maintain free residual chlorine levels between 0.3–1.0 mg/L. However, the previously used monitoring equipment had two major issues: A measurement deviation of ±0.02 mg/L in the low-concentration range (e.g., misreading 0.28 mg/L as 0.30 mg/L), leading to insufficient disinfection and causing skin irritation among swimmers...

A commercial complex covers multiple functional areas including shopping malls, office areas, and catering areas, with a total area of 50,000 square meters. Different areas have varying requirements for temperature and humidity: • Shopping mall areas need to maintain a temperature of 22-26°C and a relative humidity (RH) of 40-60% to ensure customer comfort; • Office ar...

Power cabinets, as core carriers for power distribution, data transmission, and precision equipment, rely on stable temperature and humidity control to ensure operational reliability and service life. In sensitive scenarios (e.g., data centers, nuclear power plants), slight deviatio may cause component overheating, corrosion, or electrostatic damage-even system shutdowns...

During the marine seedling rearing period and larval stages (e.g., shrimp larvae, fish larvae), organisms are extremely sensitive to residual chlorine concentration. The safe threshold must be strictly controlled below 0.02~0.05ppm—even a slight excess can cause gill tissue damage and a sharp drop in survival rate. At a factory-based marine seedling rearing base, the sur...

In the reliability testing of products such as electronic components and automotive parts, the temperature and humidity control accuracy of high and low temperature test chambers is crucial to ensuring the validity of test data. Eight conventional high and low temperature test chambers at a third-party testing laboratory once suffered from inaccurate test results—with a ...

In the field of water quality safety management, residual chlorine monitoring serves as the "critical line of defense" for safeguarding water health. Today, we are proud to introduce a groundbreaking solution that is set to redefine the industry — the RGeasy DCCF1 Residual Chlorine Sensor! This innovative product, leveraging the technical expertise of Germany's Reiss, no...

The ozone aqueous solution formed after mixing ozone with water has a strong sterilization effect. It can quickly and extensively kill a variety of microorganisms and pathogenic bacteria. When the concentration reaches 2mg/L, it can kill Escherichia coli, Staphylococcus aureus, bacterial spores, Aspergillus niger, yeast and other microorganisms in 1 minute. In actual pr...