March 2010Analytical Instrumentation & Environmental Monitoring
Process gas analyser with web-based interface and superior processing capabilities.
The new Rosemount Analytical X-STREAM XE process gas analyser combines web-browser-based accessibility with advanced processing capabilities. With expanded data communication, calibration, and event logging capabilities, the X-STREAM XE is an ideal choice for more complex process industry gas analysis requirements.
The new addition rounds out the Rosemount Analytical family of X-STREAM process gas analysers as the ideal choice for process industry applications requiring analytical solutions that go well beyond basic gas analysis. Although it features an expanded graphical display and more powerful electronics, the analyser uses many of the same internal components as other models. This enables the installation of the multiple X-STREAM products to fit the unique needs of each process unit, without requiring an expanded spare parts inventory or operator retraining.
The XE takes process gas analysis to the next level. With a unique new web browser, it enables users to securely login, calibrate parameters and manage alarms from any Ethernet connection. The ability to remotely manage the analyser greatly simplifies diagnostics, speeds the troubleshooting process, and reduces the number of trips into the field.
With powerful processing capabilities and innovative new built-in engineering tools, the X-STREAM XE offers a programmable logic controller (PLC) that enables automation of the sample handling system and online programming through the web browser. In addition, an enhanced datalogger offers improved data tracking, including a NAMUR status indicator, improved event logging, and a new call log file.
The units can be supplied in a variety of casings, including flameproof, field housing, general purpose, and general purpose compact to meet the unique requirements of each plant environment.
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