Hydrochloric Acid (HCL)

Hydrochloric acid, a potent inorganic acid, is an important chemical used to reduce alkalinity in wastewater treatment plants. It is used to reduce the pH to the desired range in wastewater with high pH. Today, hydrochloric acid is used in almost all areas from PVC to iron and steel, from organic matter production to the food sector.

Hydrochloric acid, besides the facilities it provides, is a toxic substance and causes great damage to most surfaces, especially human tissues. Therefore, safety precautions should be kept at the highest level when working with this acid.

MICROPULS 57 is an ideal sensor for the measurement of particularly aggressive liquids. The stainless-steel horn antenna closed with PTFE works smoothly in all kinds of chemical environments. In this way, the MICROPULS 57L is one of the most useful radar sensors capable of measuring up to 30m in particularly demanding liquids, aggressive substances such as acids, caustics, all kinds of chemical mixtures and all similar liquids.

MICROPULS 55 radar sensor is an ideal sensor for the measurement of particularly aggressive liquids. The electronic amplifier is configured for difficult measuring conditions. Thanks to its PFA antenna, it is resistant to aggressive substances such as acids and caustics, especially in difficult liquids. It is one of the most useful sensors capable of measuring up to 30m in all kinds of chemical mixtures and all similar liquids. It is especially preferred in small tanks due to the small area it occupies on the tank, the small dead measuring zone and the ease of installation.