Energy technology, power stations

Energy technology is currently a more and more important topic. The use of modern sensors makes constant new developments in this field possible. Sensors from Micro-Epsilon are used both during the development of new systems as well as for the process monitoring in power stations.

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Expansion

A desired or undesired expansion of an object is always combined with a temperature change. This can already start or prevent a minimum expansion process. Several product groups are available for monitoring ...

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Thickness measurement of battery separators

In the production of battery separators the in-line monitoring of the profile thickness is an important measurement task within the framework of quality assurance. A measurement system with high spatial resolution ...

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Biogas plant filling quantity

The filling quantity in the fermenter of a biogas plant can be determined using the expansion of the gas tank. This is important in order to assure a constant gas flow to the combustion engine. Draw-wire sensors which ...

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Thickness measurement using displacement sensors

Thickness measurement using displacement sensors is a wide application area. Basically there are distinctions between non-destructive/destructive, non-contact/with contact and one-side/two-sided thickness measurement. ...

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Position measurement on X-ray machines

For highres pictures of digital X-ray machines, the camera must be exactly adjusted to the X-ray tube. For pretty flexible operation, different axes are electrically moveable. Therefore, the adjustment of the camera to ...

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Gap measurement in photovoltaic modules

The module is hermetically sealed using a vacuum during a new method for the production of photovoltaic modules. The correct distance between glass front and metal rear side is important for this vacuum. Therefore, the ...

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Vibration

Vibrations play a large role in the manufacturing industry. There is always vibration where products are in motion. In many cases, this is perceived as an interfering factor and must not exceed specified limits for amplitude ...

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