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CANTY specializes in Mud Flow Analysis as well as Drilling Mud PSA.
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• Inline Particle size down to 1µm
• Analysis of oil or water based mud
• Detect oil / water / solids / gas
The CANTY SolidSizer™ is a vision-based sensor used with the CANTY Vector System image processor for dry sand size measurement in a laboratory environment. The CantyVision™ Software accurately measures multiple aspects of the sand from area / perimeter / minor and major axis / etc. In comparison to a sieve which measures only minor axis the CantyVision™ software can correlate directly to a sieve so the customer does not have to change any QC documents. The SolidSizer™ can correlate within 2% of a sieve. A typical sieve analysis takes anywhere from 20-30 minutes including cleaning and setup for a 70-100 gram sample. On the SolidSizer™ that same sample takes less than 2 minutes. Also multiple screen distributions can be setup to accommodate multiple customers or areas in the process, hence eliminating the need for multiple runs on the same sand for different size distributions. After correlating to current methods of minor axis, customers find benefit in comparing minor axis to major axis and making sure the sand is round instead of needle shaped. Reduce lab time and make sure production samples are not skipped over due to lack of sample time available!
• Volume Flow Analysis
• Fluid Front Detection
• Real-Time Viewing
• Lab Particle size down to 1µm
Manual monitoring of a crystallization process is done through the use of the CANTY Fuseview™ and Fiber Optic Lighting System, providing the operator with light and sight on one vessel connection, saving space, and also ensuring optimum illumination of the area which the operator is viewing. Remote process monitoring is possible through the use of a microscopic camera system to allow the user to view the growth of the crystals. The CANTY range combines CANTY’s fused glass and lighting technologies to provide an unrivaled continuous view from initial nucleation, allowing for early problem detection (eg. secondary seeding) and reaction. CANTYVISION™ image analysis software allows for particle size and shape characterization during the initial stages of crystal growth (up to 5% concentration), while the remote view is continuous throughout the process.
Canty has many products that can handle needed applications with in the Semiconductor and Solar Cell industry. In the manufacturing of semi-conductors and solar photovoltaic cells the first stage involves the production of high purity wafer material. To produce the wafer material it is common to first vaporize silicon gas followed by depositing the silicon as a rod or fine particle. The Canty product line can help silicon manufactures understanding the shape, size, color, and surface texture of the final product.
Manual monitoring of a crystallisation process is done through the use of the Canty Fuseview™ and Fibre Optic Lighting System, providing the operator with light and sight on one vessel connection, saving space, and also ensuring optimum illumination of the area which the operator is viewing. Process Layout Tab Link Popup Process Layout
The CANTY UltraTemp™ is a vision-based camera system used with the CantyVision™ to monitor the flares inside an enclosed ground flare unit. The CantyVision™ software accurately measures smoking conditions as well as pilot in the flare for complete control. In comparison to thermocouples which are costly, not reliable, and monitor only one tube, a camera system can monitor multiple tubes at the same time. The CantyVision™ software can output a signal to alarm if the flare has a smoking condition over a certain time to an operator screen, PLC, or DCS for closed loop control. The system can then record video and take images according to EPA regulations. Video and images can be stored. By mounting into the ground flare wall the electronics are protected by the fused glass from the temperatures of upset conditions. The spray ring is provided to have clean instrument air passing through it to keep the lens clean and free from debris. No need for a pole where any maintenance can become a problem and very costly. By mounting in the wall, the flare camera can be accessed from the safe side of the flare wall.
A flare is used to dispose of flammable material by combustion. Ground flares can be a replacement for a single stack flare for companies. The multi-point ground flares (MPGF) need to be monitored by a camera per EPA regulations. A video camera that is capable of continuously recording (i.e., at least one frame every 15 secs with time and date stamps) images of the flare flame.