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Item |
Description |
| Material | 304 stainless steel |
| Weight | Host≥11KG |
| Range | 0-1000kg/㎡ |
| Resolution | 0.001kg/㎡ |
| Adaptive Velocity | ≤5m/s |
| Operating Temperature | 0-50℃ |
| Storage Temperature | -20-65℃ |
| Cleanse | Manual/automatic mirror brush |
| Power Source | DC 12V/AC220V |
| Communication Mode | Support NB-IOT,4G/5G/satellite,etc. |
| Mean Time Without Failure | 25000 hours |
The Optical Sediment Concentration Sensor adopts advanced optical measurement technology to accurately detect suspended sediment concentration in water, providing reliable data for hydrological research and environmental monitoring.
The sensor enables continuous measurement of suspended sediment variations, allowing users to observe sediment transport processes and quickly identify changes in water conditions.
Utilizing high-sensitivity optical detection and intelligent signal processing algorithms, the sensor provides stable measurement performance under different water conditions.
Designed for long-term underwater deployment, the sensor features a robust structure, corrosion resistance, and reliable operation with minimal maintenance requirements.
Suitable for rivers, reservoirs, lakes, and coastal waters, the sensor performs reliably in various aquatic environments and sediment conditions.
Supports connection with data loggers, RTU terminals, telemetry systems, and cloud platforms for remote data transmission and intelligent monitoring.
Used in rivers, streams, and watershed observation networks to monitor suspended sediment concentration, sediment transport, and runoff processes.
Applied in reservoirs and hydropower facilities to evaluate sediment accumulation, reservoir capacity changes, and operational impacts.
Provides accurate sediment data for universities, research institutes, and hydrological studies, supporting sediment dynamics analysis and modeling.
Helps assess water quality changes, erosion impacts, and aquatic ecosystem conditions through continuous sediment observation.
Used in coastal areas, estuaries, and nearshore environments to study sediment movement, coastal erosion, and marine sediment processes.
Applied in dredging projects, river regulation, and hydraulic engineering works to monitor sediment conditions and support project management.