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Lisle-Metrix Ltd. has been supplying conductivity measuring systems for use in nuclear power plants for over 25 years. Our designs are based on years of experience and knowledge. Our systems can be designed for new installations as well as custom designed to replace legacy instruments that are currently in the field.

All conductivity cells are designed and manufactured under our CSA Z299.2 quality assurance program. Canadian Registration Numbers (CRN) are obtained from the Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA) when required.

A conductivity cell is comprised of two measuring circuits. The conductivity cell or electrodes by itself are responsible for measuring the specific electrolytic conductivity on the solution. The electrodes are normally comprised of two metallic plates, firmly spaced at a predetermined distance apart. The cell constant is a function of the exposed area of the plates and the separation distance. The cell constant is determined by the transmitter or controller being used, and the conductivity range to be measured. When measuring a solution with low conductivity like ultra pure water, a low cell constant (large electrodes placed close together) is used. When measuring a solution with a high conductivity like sea water, a high cell constant (small electrodes placed far apart) is used.

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Contact Amidyne at 1-800-742-1413 or email at sales@amidyne.com to discuss your requirements.