6.4 Shadow Monitoring (A-CS-SM-KIT-485)
The linescanners can be hindered from monitoring the complete kiln by physical obstructions and by shadows from
the tires. With the shadow monitoring kit additional pyrometers can be installed and configured to monitor these
"shadowed" portions. The temperature values from these pyrometers are integrated in the scanned data from the
linescanners and the results are displayed as one homogenous thermogram.
For an overview of a system configured with Shadow Monitoring, see section 8.2
Accessories, page 48.
6.4.1 Technical Data
Temperature range
Spectral response
Accuracy
Optical resolution
Head ambient temperature
Head cable length
Protection rate (head)
Digital interface
For other technical data see MI3 operators manual.
6.4.2 Delivery
The scope of delivery for the Shadow Monitoring accessory:
•
MI310LTH sensor and MI3 Communication Box (metal) with RS485 communications
•
Air purge jacket, stainless steel
•
Adjustable mounting bracket
•
Connection box
6.4.3 Mounting
The recommended sensor mounting is shown in the figure below. The angular alignment of the sensor head
reduces the risk of possible contaminations on the optics.
Shadow Sensor
-40 to 600°C (-40 to 1112°F)
8 to 14 µm
± (1% of reading or 1°C) whichever is greater
10 : 1 (90% energy)
0 to 180°C (32 to 356°F)
8 m (26 ft.)
IP65 (NEMA-4)
RS485
Figure 6-7: Recommended Alignment of Shadow Sensor
Accessories
Shadow Monitoring (A-CS-SM-KIT-485)
System Installation – with
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