Measure safety-relevant conductivity values with the MLA900

Liquids with insufficient electrical conductivity can become electrostatically charged at high flow rates. If they are flammable liquids, there is a risk of ignition due to sparking during the electrical discharge. In petroleum products such as kerosene and light mineral oils, the conductivity is therefore increased by additives – the electrostatic charge is dissipated to the tank or pipeline wall.
For safety reasons, a minimum conductivity is prescribed for kerosene. The MLA900 is used to check whether the safety-relevant conductivity value has been achieved by adding sufficient additives. The device is approved for use in explosive gas atmospheres and is included in the ASTM D2624 list as a standard measuring method. The robust measuring device “made in Germany” is equipped with an easy-to-understand and clear display that is easy to read. We grant a three-year guarantee on the electrical function of the sensor.