Turbidity Sensor

Turbidity Sensor | In-line Turbidity

High Performance Turbidity Sensors for Process Control

Turbidity sensors are in-line analytical instruments designed for continuous measurement of suspended particle concentrations in a wide range of process applications. METTLER TOLEDO offers in-line turbidity sensors that provide accurate measurement in concentrations ranging from low-turbidity to high-turbidity. These in-line turbidity sensors can be used to monitor fermentation, crystallization, phase separation, post-filtration of beer, wastewater and more.

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What is a turbidity sensor?

A turbidity sensor is an analytical sensor that measures turbidity, which is an optical characteristic that refers to the degree of clarity of a liquid. Turbidity in liquids is caused by individual suspended particles or colloidal matter that scatters or obstructs light transmittance: the higher the concentration of suspended particles/colloidal matter, the higher the turbidity. 

METTLER TOLEDO offers a wide range of in-line turbidity sensors/on-line turbidity sensors that are optimized for specific measurement ranges and different applications.

What are the different types of turbidity sensor?

METTLER TOLEDO offers two different types of turbidity sensor.

Forward scattered light/absorption: Turbidity sensors with this technology (e.g. METTLER TOLEDO's InPro 8300 RAMS series) are designed for applications with low to medium turbidity levels. Color measurement (yellowness) is also available in the InPro 8300 RAMS. These are common for phase separation applications.

Backscattered light: These turbidity sensors (e.g. METTLER TOLEDO's InPro 8050, InPro 8100 and InPro 8200) are designed for samples with a high particle concentration of up to 250 g/l suspended solids. Depending on the application, the METTLER TOLEDO in-line turbidity sensors are available in both stainless steel and a polysulfone body for pharmaceutical and wastewater use respectively.

How do you select the right turbidity sensor?

The turbidity sensor should be selected based on the required measurement range as well as the application. METTLER TOLEDO offers several versatile turbidity sensors that meet the requirements of many different applications, such as:

  • FermentationBiomass growth (optical density)
  • Crystallization
  • Phase separation
  • Water in oil
  • Filter breakthrough
  • Activated sludge
  • Post filtration of beer and yellowish measurement
  • Wastewater

Please contact your local METTLER TOLEDO representative for details.