RADWAG PMV 50.5Y Microwave Moisture Analyzers 50 x 0.1 mg

microwave moisture analyzer can be successfully used wherever materials containing large amounts of water are dried. These materials are, for example, dairy products, fish, meat, fruit products, syrups, creams or liquid resin.

The sample is placed in the drying chamber on a glass fibre filter. At the bottom of the chamber there is one end of the waveguide from where the microwaves are emitted. Upon process start, microwaves are equally distributed on the filter’s surface and dry the sample. The moisture content is determined on the basis of the mass loss obtained during drying.

A respective drying program is selected depending on sample mass and its chemical composition. The average duration of this process depends on the type and mass of used substance, and takes 1 to 10 minutes. In contrast, drying using the traditional halogen moisture analyzer takes 5 to 40 minutes.

The PMV 50.5Y microwave moisture analyzer is equipped with a temperature sensor and enables to monitor device power in order to prevent exceeding the boiling point during the process. A preset microwave power is displayed on the indicator throughout the drying procedure.

The PMV 50.5Y’s main features:

• intended for drying of samples containing significant amount of moisture (up to 100%),
• ultra-short drying time when compared to traditional moisture analyzers and standard drying methods,
• microwave-based solution,
• uniform heating of entire sample’s surface,
• complex database of drying programs,
• finish mode: manual, automatic, time-defined, user-defined,
• advanced reports, time and statistical graphs,
• easy operation due to a touch screen.

he PMV 50.5Y moisture analyzer is based on an advanced-class Y series system intended for laboratory balances. Expanded 16 GB memory enables saving and storing sophisticated reports and time and statistical graphs. Wireless communication improves ergonomics and operation safety. Wi-Fi®® enables sending data between the moisture analyzer and a mobile device. Large 10’’ touch screen guarantees comfort of operation. Proximity sensors ensure touch-free access to user-specified operations.

• 60 glass fibre filters of ø90 mm,
• a sample of sodium chloride 10% ± 0,5% to determine correctness of the operation at the workstation,
• a service concerning determination of drying parameters for five customer-selected samples carried out by RADWAG employee.

• % M – the mass loss in %; displays the mass change recorded during the drying process, expressed as a percentage,
• % D – the dry mass obtained during the drying process, expressed as a percentage; the result is the portion of the sample that remains on the weighing pan after the moisture has evaporated,
• % R – the ratio of moisture content to dry mass, obtained during the drying process, expressed as a percentage; the result is the portion of the sample that evaporated during the drying process,
• g – the sample mass after drying.

Terminal 5Y in Microwave Moisture Analyzer
With the 5Y terminal, microwave moisture analyzer PMV gain new capabilities and functionalities, such as:

• 10-inch display,
• Digital Weighing Auditor (DWA),
• uncompromised user verification,
• Ambient Light,
• hotspot,
• RFID*,
• Live Note voice and text notes,
• voice commands for the device,
• measurement history within the Handy Library,
• widgets.

Modbus TCP/IP
is one of the most popular communication protocols in industrial automation. Implementing it in the 5Y balances and CY10 scales makes the devices of this series friendly to automation integrators. A balance or scale in a Modbus system is a slave device and performs tasks specified by the master device which is most often a PLC. Protocol Modbus TCP/IP in the 5Y balances and C10 scales enables, among other things, the realization of mass readout, zeroing and tare functions of the device, as well as tare settings and MIN and MAX thresholds.

Functions

• Autotest
• Statistics
• IR sensors
• GLP Procedures
• Replaceable unit
• Statistical Quality Control
• ALIBI Memory
• Drying modes
• Samples drying
• Moisture content analysis
• Dry mass determination
• Wi-Fi
• Microwave drying