Safety through stationary measurement
Light mineral oils such as kerosene are handled via pipelines on their way from the refinery via the tank farm to the airport site; rolling or hydraulic oils flow via ring lines through pumps and filters to the storage tank. As these oils have a low conductivity, the risk of electrostatic charging is very high.
By stationary measurement of the electrical conductivity value in oil with the MLA1000, airports, pipeline operators or refueling companies can improve the safety of fuel transport and reduce the use of additives. Light mineral oils can be tested in-line, directly and continuously.
Silicone oils and solvents in technical and industrial applications are also among the standard applications of the conductivity meter.