DURAG GROUP Scattered Light Principle - Forward Scattering

Particularly low dust concentrations in flue gas, such as that produced in waste incineration plants, can best be determined using the scattered light principle. Here In the scattered light principle, a laser beam is sent into the stack where it encounters dust particles that scatter the light in different directions. In forward scattering, the detector measures the light intensity that is scattered by the dust particles in the direction of the laser.

- Our product: D-R 808
- Application: Continuous measurement of low to medium dust concentration in dry flue and process gases. Single-sided installation.