Measure iron in water -
0 to 5 ppm
IRON
Iron is one of the predominant chemical species
in ground water. Iron in water can cause
staining of laundry and porcelain. The removal
of iron from raw water is one of the important
processes of a water treatment facility.
The Tytronics'® Sentinel Iron analyzer is used in
two locations in a water treatment plant:
TYTRONICS'® SENTINEL
Tytronics’ Sentinel is an on-line colorimetric
analyzer that measures phosphate using methods
that duplicate the procedures from the Standard
Methods for the Examination of Water and
Wastewater, APHA, AWWA, WEF. The
instrument uses a batch sampling technique that
allows the use of 0.25” tubing for sample lines so
small amounts of solids will not affect instrument
performance.
Other advantages of batch sampling are: that
analytical results are not affected by sample and
reagent flows, and analyses are only performed
as frequently as required, minimizing reagent
consumption.
Features:
Provides continuous on-line analysis of water
or wastewater stream;
Ensures maximum reliability;
Ease of maintenance, rugged design;
Self-checking for easy diagnostics;
Minimizes sampling requirements;
Multiple communication ports, including
bi-directional RS 232.
METHODS
The total iron content is measured by the insitu
reduction of ferric ions [Fe(III)] to
ferrous ions [Fe(II)] and reaction with
Ferrozine or Phenanthroline, accepted
methods for examination of water and
wastewater
Enhanced Features of Tytronics’ Sentinel:
Programmable from 1 to 10 methods for a
single analysis compound;
Up to 3 different calibration methods;
Eight relay outputs, multi-programmable on
each relay;
Alarm functions, including sample flow,
reagent level detection;
From 1 to 6 stream configurations standard.
Use our Tytronics Sentinel for measuring iron in water
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