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DEC 2014

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www.rockproducts.com ROCK products • DECEMBER 2014 73 Bindicator MP Series is a microwave, pulse radar that is used to determine the level of bulk solids in silos or tanks. Used in some of the tallest silos, the MP70 model has a measuring distance of up to 230 ft. (70 m). Transmitting at a frequency of 26 GHz with a narrow beam angle of 8 degrees, the MP Series radar is consistent and accurate in dusty environments. It is able to ignore loose particles in the air and focus on ac‐ tual material levels. The MP Series Radar is a non‐contact de‐ vice that uses "time of flight" to determine level in a vessel. The time it takes for an emitted microwave pulse to travel from the device to the material surface and back again is measured. This time is calculated into distance which is then translated into a level measurement. Bindicator, www.bindicator.com Pulse Radar lows for the sample – and, if necessary, the sensor – to be changed easily and safely. In order to implement meas‐ urement routines quickly, a unique software solution for automatic baseline correction called TGA BeFlat is included. The system's thermobalance covers a full 35 gram meas‐ uring range while its sensitive DSC capability enables one to accurately measure heat flow and characterize energetic behaviors. TGA measurements are also possi‐ ble even on large or heavy samples. The STA 449 F5 Jupiter comes standard with both Auto‐ Vac for automatic evacuation and refilling of the meas‐ urement system and mass flow controllers (MFCs) for precise control of purge and protective gases. This al‐ lows for the simultaneous determination of caloric ef‐ fects and mass changes under both oxidizing and inert atmospheres. Two instrument versions (with or without automatic sample changer) are available, each including a TGA‐DSC sensor. In lieu of the TGA‐DSC sensor, a large‐sample TGA‐only sample carrier or a TGA‐DTA sensor can op‐ tionally be employed. Netzsch Instruments North America LLC, www.netzsch‐thermal‐analysis.com

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