I need a sensor for detecting a solid mass present in a liquid. A
tube will have liquid flowing and once a solid enters the tube a
sensor must sense the entry. If there is anyone out there who can help
me please do post your views. It's very urgent. Thank you.
Robert L Bass - 27 Feb 2008 13:34 GMT
<drakiechan> wrote:
> I need a sensor for detecting a solid mass present in a liquid. A tube will
> have liquid flowing and once a solid enters the tube a sensor must sense the
> entry. If there is anyone out there who can help me please do post your
> views. It's very urgent. Thank you.
Have you considered using pressure sensors?

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G. Morgan - 29 Feb 2008 21:07 GMT
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>Have you considered using pressure sensors?
How the f.ck does that help him?

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Robert Bonomi - 27 Feb 2008 22:58 GMT
> I need a sensor for detecting a solid mass present in a liquid. A
>tube will have liquid flowing and once a solid enters the tube a
>sensor must sense the entry. If there is anyone out there who can help
>me please do post your views. It's very urgent. Thank you.
*GROSSLY* insufficient data for any sort of meaningful answer.
Characteristics of the liquid??
Characteristics of the solid??
Characteristics of the tube?
To wit, It's *EASY* to detect a full-pipe-diameter black solid after a
clear liquid.
Detecting occasional micron-size soot particulates in a 60" crude-oil
pipeline is another matter.