RE: Hygrometer for paperboard

[Jan Verstricht <jverstri@sckcen.be>]

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Hello

My first thought about this application is the use of microwave techniques.
Several manufacturers can be found on the web (search for "microwave" and
"moisture"). It is a non-contact measurement, and can be well integrated in
manufacturing process (e.g. on conveyor belts etc.). I have however no
practical experience with this technique.

Hope this is of any use,

Jan Verstricht
jverstri@sckcen.be

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> [Anyone have any ideas for this difficult application?
> Please reply via the list. Bruce]
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> To whom it may concern,
> 
> We have an application for the measurment of water content in 
> in a sheet of
> paper board that is 12mm thick and 8' x 12' in size. The 
> application is an
> industrial one where the water content in different parts of 
> the sheet is
> required to be known at the exit of the paper board dryiers.
> 
> Hoping to hear from you soon,
> 
> 
> Christian Martel, P. Eng.
> Senior Project Engineer
> IndustrlElec International
> 
> 
>