Memosens: the success of a revolution

Endress+Hauser's market launch of Memosens technology in the spring of 2004 saw the beginning of a success story. Memosens revolutionised operation and maintenance in the field of liquid analysis to the extent that one in two sensors sold today is fitted with the technology. Complete measuring points with Memosens technology are now available for all relevant liquid analysis parameters such as pH, conductivity, Dissolved Oxygen and turbidity, and there is almost no limit to their potential use.

• Eliminate measurement errors: non-contact digital data transmission avoids the effects of moisture, corrosion and salt bridges with alert messaging if the signal transmission is disturbed.
• EMC safety guaranteed: galvanic isolation ensures interference-free measurement.
• User-friendly operation: calibration under favorable lab conditions, lockable bayonet connector, plug & play with automatic sensor recognition.
• Reduced operating costs: Simple sensor exchange using pre-calibrated sensors reduces process downtime and regular regeneration extends sensor lifetime.
• Data management at its best: storage of calibration, sensor and process data facilitates more precise process management and optimized maintenance strategy (predictive and preventive maintenance).

Thinking about going digital? Take a look at a selection of our case studies below to find out what our customers think...

When packaging giant DS Smith wanted to closely monitor watewater discharge and ensure compliance with regulations, Endress+Hauser was called in to help at Kelmsley Mill in Kent. Find out more >>

Being able to accurately measure pH is an important part of the biodiesel production process, as the pH value affects the viscosity of the final product. Regular calibration is essential to ensure an accurate reading but the maintenance engineers were finding calibration difficult and time-consuming. Our Memobase Plus software saved the day >>

As part of a refurbishment process, South Staffs Water wanted to investigate what efficiency savings and operational improvements could be made, including automating the measurement of the sludge blanket. See how our Turbimax CUS71D ultrasonic interface sensor provided the ideal solution >>

William Blythe, a speciality chemicals company, requires careful pH monitoring of its processes to manufacture the flame-retardant additive Flamtard. Thanks to advice from Endress+Hauser and Memosens technology, the company was able to cut the number of pH sensors being used and improve its maintenance routine. Discover how pH sensor Memosens CPS71E helped lower costs and increase efficiency >>