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Processing<br />

are faster and system errors are<br />

effectively eliminated. Tampering is<br />

prevented by locking the device.<br />

Bluetooth® connectivity in conjunction<br />

with the SmartBlue app not<br />

only facilitates efficient use of the<br />

measuring technology, but also<br />

significantly reduces systematic<br />

failures. This means that the entire<br />

range of radar devices can be used to<br />

perform commissioning, parameter<br />

configuration and monitoring tasks<br />

remotely by means of guided set-up<br />

sequences (wizards), thus ensuring<br />

safe operation. These devices offer<br />

simplicity and safety down to the last<br />

detail. For example, when connecting<br />

via Bluetooth®, the display of the<br />

connecting device flashes; in cases<br />

where there are several devices<br />

installed in production, this makes it<br />

easy to identify the desired measuring<br />

device.<br />

Increased efficiency and<br />

exceptional measurement<br />

performance<br />

The 80 GHz Micropilot range increases<br />

the efficiency and productivity of<br />

industrial processes thanks to the<br />

exceptional measurement performance<br />

of its newly developed sensor chip<br />

and thanks to Heartbeat <strong>Technology</strong><br />

with patented Radar Accuracy Index<br />

(RAI), which was developed by<br />

Endress+Hauser. Another significant<br />

upgrade to the new 80 GHz sensor<br />

is a notable increase in accuracy in<br />

the case of rapid level changes and<br />

turbulent surfaces, such as those that<br />

occur in mixing processes. Combined<br />

with the narrow beam angle of the<br />

80 GHz antenna, the measuring<br />

technology can thus be used in a<br />

wide range of applications, such as<br />

small mixing tanks for pharmaceutical<br />

products.<br />

Apart from measurement performance,<br />

Heartbeat <strong>Technology</strong> developed by<br />

Endress+Hauser is key to unlocking<br />

potential increases in productivity.<br />

It provides reliable data on process<br />

conditions and the device condition<br />

and enables predictive maintenance<br />

Simple device integration into asset management systems through digital communication.<br />

Simple Display of device status – A change in the backlighting from green to red highlights errors<br />

immediately.<br />

thanks to continuous real-time<br />

monitoring of anomalies such as<br />

foam or buildup. Foam formation (in<br />

fermentation tanks in breweries) or<br />

buildup (in production vessels for dairy<br />

products such as yoghurt) is detected<br />

at an early stage, thus increasing<br />

process reliability. This allows, for<br />

example, the right amount of antifoaming<br />

agent to be added at just the<br />

right time, which in turn saves costs<br />

and regulates processes.<br />

Heartbeat <strong>Technology</strong> with Radar<br />

Accuracy Index<br />

The ability of Heartbeat <strong>Technology</strong><br />

to detect foam and buildup increases<br />

process safety, while the Heartbeat<br />

<strong>Technology</strong> Radar Accuracy Index (RAI)<br />

achieves significant savings in terms<br />

of time, cost and labor. It enables<br />

documentable device verification<br />

without interrupting the process. Here,<br />

the RAI compares the factory-set<br />

parameters of the measuring device<br />

to the actual status, thus ensuring<br />

that the instrument detects the level<br />

within a precisely defined accuracy<br />

range. Using Heartbeat <strong>Technology</strong><br />

and RAI to perform verification<br />

regularly while the process is running<br />

ensures an optimal degree of process<br />

safety and significantly reduces<br />

the workload associated with wet<br />

calibrations. Verification is performed<br />

directly in the measuring point in less<br />

than three minutes, without having<br />

to remove the device or interrupt the<br />

process. Calibration cycles can thus be<br />

36 <strong>food</strong> <strong>Marketing</strong> & <strong>Technology</strong> • April <strong>2023</strong>

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