M4 Knick Resource: Consolidating Measurement Lines in SWAS

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In power generation, the Steam Water Analysis System (SWAS) is the critical early warning system for your steam cycle, ensuring plants run safely. Monitoring pH and conductivity is essential to prevent the buildup of salts and solids, which can lead to fouling, corrosion, and expensive unplanned outages. In SWAS, maintaining measurement redundancy is vital, but managing multiple transmitters often creates a significant space problem.

This application note from M4 Knick addresses the challenge of measurement redundancy and space with an innovative consolidation solution. The note highlights how using a compact, digital transmitter system drastically reduces the required footprint. This technology allows multiple measurement points to operate in parallel, giving SWAS engineers a massive advantage in space consolidation.

Cross Company is the ideal partner to implement and support the process analysis strategies outlined in this application note. We are experts in process instrumentation for industries including power generation, offering the complete M4 Knick line along with the local expertise to ensure your system is accurately specified and supported. We help you leverage this technology to reduce risk, save valuable time, and maximize the uptime and health of your steam water analysis systems.

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