JFE Advantech Co., Ltd.
On-line machine diagnosis systems, machine diagnosis instruments, vibration sensors, ultrasonic thickness gauges and ultrasonic hardness checkers, ultrasonic measurement systems, special measurement systems
- +81-798-24-2465
- 3-48 Takahata-cho
Nishinomiya, Hyogo 663-8202
Japan
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Ocean and River Instruments
RINKO III
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Rinko III is an analog version with the fast optical DO sensor and a temperature sensor. With an external 12 DCV power, the instrument seamlessly outputs the analog data (0 to 5V) of the sensors. Rinko III can be easily integrated on various platforms with an Impulse cable. By the fast response, the instrument provides high accurate DO data without restricting profile speeds.
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Digital output version optical fast DO sensor
RINKO II / II D
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Rinko II is a digital output version with a fast-response optical DO sensor. The instrument can be easily integrated on platforms, because it works with communications by RS-232C or RS-485 and an external power (12 to 24V DC).Rinko IID has not only a temperature sensor but also a depth sensor. Their models can monitor DO in real time, if you have a personal computer and an external power.
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Constant Feeder
KC-V
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This constant feeder continuously supplies a fixed volume of raw materials.
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Logger version chlorophyll and turbidity sensor with wiper
INFINITY-CLW ACLW2-USB
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Infinity-CLW is an autonomously deployable data logger for long-term chlorophyll and turbidity measurements. The light sources (LEDs) of chlorophyll and turbidity sensors are highly stable, Minimizing the change over time. The instrument has a mechanical wiper that periodically sweeps to inhibit biological growth on the optical window. The turbidity sensor has a good correlation with SS (Suspended Solid) over the range. Infinity-CLW provides Highly accurate and long-term stable chlorophyll and turbidity data in oceans, rivers and freshwater.
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Optical Dissolved Oxygen Meter
OD-10
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Measurement of dissolved oxygen for aeration flow rate control at sewage treatment plants and monitoring of water quality at rivers,lakes,and etc.
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Online Machine Diagnosis System
Super CMS-10000
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Top range system of enhanced vibration analysis functions
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Logger Version 2-D Electro-Magnetic Current Meter for Deep Ocean
INFINITY-Deep AEMD-USB
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INFINITY-Deep is an autonomously deployable data logger for current speed measurements in the deep oceans. The currents in the deep oceans are very weak. It is too hard to accurately measure the deep water currents by some ADVs (Acoustic Doppler Velocimeters) that detect the Doppler-effect by scatter with the suspended particles in the water, because the concentration is very low. INFINITY-Deep measures 2-D current data through a magnetic field according to Faraday's law. Therefore, even if the suspended particles do not exist around the sensor, it can provide the accurate current data. The depth rating is 6,000m. Compared to INFINITY-EM, the instrument has a depth and a tilt sensors to monitor mooring status. Also, the battery capacity doubles for long-term current velocity measurements.
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Portable optical DO meter
ARO-PR
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The Portable optical DO meter makes use of the fast-response optical DO sensor RINKO, maintaining its high-speed response performance (99% response < 7sec). The meter probe is equipped with a temperature sensor close to the sensing foil, and the measurements are made by simply inserting the probe into a DO sample bottle (the calibration is carried out using the National Metrology Institute of Japan (NMIJ) certified traceable gases standards). Differently from galvanic electrode sensors, the instrument does not require water sample stirring or fixing reagents, since there is no oxygen consumption. Thus, the required time to estimate dissolved oxygen is considerably reduced. The display unit shows the output instantaneously, and you can check the measured values in real time.
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Ocean and River Instruments
RINKO W
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Rinko W is an autonomously deployable data logger for long-term DO measurements. In order to protect the sensing foil against accumulating bio-fouling, the instrument has a mechanical wiper to sweep the optical window. The optical sensor does not have a membrane neither electrolytes, thus, it need less maintenance than electrode or galvanic sensors.
