Water content is a ratio, which refers to the ratio of water contained in a substance to the total weight of the substance, that is, the percentage of water in a substance to the mass of the substance. Water content refers to the weight of water contained in an object.
Water content refers to the total amount, and water content is a percentage, which are different concepts. In many irregular situations, water content can be used instead of water content. However, in terms of specifications, water content is used to indicate the percentage of water content in an object and water content is used to indicate the weight of water content in an object. Many times, water content and water content are the same thing. Water content is the formulation in the old standard, and now the new standard is renamed water content.
Method for on-line determination and detection of water content and water content
In the process of industrial and agricultural production, it is necessary to quickly and accurately measure the water content and water content of solid, liquid, slurry and other substances at each process point on the production line, reducing manual sampling and testing, which is conducive to the real-time collection and analysis of water data and plays a key role in production.
At present, the commonly used online moisture and moisture content detection methods mainly include MS-580 near infrared moisture meter and MS-590 microwave moisture meter. MS-580 near infrared moisture meter adopts multi-spectral near infrared technology, and realizes online moisture content measurement through unique patented algorithm and various data models. MS-590 microwave moisture densitometer adopts the latest international multi-spectral hardware technology and patented algorithm based on fuzzy data analysis, combined with practical data analysis model, which can realize completely independent measurement of moisture and density without affecting each other.
Microwave moisture meter and near infrared moisture meter are suitable for trucks, belts, conveyor belts, dryers, mixers, sintering machines, hoppers, silos, pipelines, screw conveyors, chutes, ore troughs and other working conditions, and are widely used in grain, feed, building materials, coal, pharmaceuticals, food, sugar industry, daily chemicals, paper making, tobacco, metallurgy, petroleum, donkey-hide gelatin, textiles, electricity and so on.