Bruker's team of process specialists advise you on selecting the best measuring accessories, installation locations and communication protocols for your analytical task.
Bruker has been a competent partner in the field of FT-NIR spectroscopy, process analysis and for the realization of demanding projects for 20 years.
The knowledge and experience from these years are in the FT-NIR process spectrometer MATRIX-F II. Up to 6 probes can be connected in parallel to the permanently adjusted spectrometer in a robust design.
Key advantages of the MATRIX-F II:
For a variety of technical solutions such as specially developed process spectrometers, customized probes and the sensor head Q412, Bruker also relies on the products of strong cooperation partners for process probes and flow cells.
In order to guarantee optimal performance and stability in process monitoring in addition to the technical aspects, Bruker has developed the process communication software CMET.
CMET is the link between Bruker’s outstanding FT-NIR process analyzer and the customers Distributed Control System (DCS). Commands given by the DCS are transferred to CMET which in return starts a specific measurement and transmits the data back to the DCS for visualization and archiving.
The NIR sensor head was designed by Bruker for contactless measurements of moving solid materials in diffuse reflectance mode. Compared to conventional reflectance probes the sensor head offers some unique advantages:
The previously presented solutions can be flexibly installed in the process environment. Probes as well as sensor heads and flow cells can be mounted directly (inline) in the reactor or in the pipeline. Additionally, installations in an existing bypass (online) are possible. Both options can be realized via various flange adaptations.