Digitalisation in metrology is not a sudden technological leap, but a development that unfolds in clearly recognisable stages. These stages – the so‑called five digitalisation levels – describe how calibration data develop from their analogue origin towards fully …
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Level measurement in lifting plants: Non-contact radar technology
Alexander Marek | Applications, LevelWastewater lifting plants place high demands on level measurement: humid atmospheres, aggressive suspended solids, potentially explosive zones. The model ILT radar level sensor from WIKA avoids all that by measuring from outside through the container wall, without …
Digital calibration certificate (DCC): Why a standard secures the future of measurement technology
Matthias Bundschuh | Calibration, Know-howDigitalisation is changing almost every area of industry – including the calibration of measuring equipment. Where paper documents used to dominate, the digital calibration certificate (DCC for short) is becoming increasingly important. However, as is often the case, …
Level measurement in nuclear power plants: Reliability during accidents
Viktor Oldenburger | Applications, Level, ProductsThe N-ALM level sensor from WIKA is a specialised instrument for level measurement in nuclear power plants. It operates reliably under LOCA and BDBA conditions, even in the event of a total loss of power supply. Containing neither active electronics nor organic …
GA11 also analyses new insulating gas mixtures
Daniel Lange | ProductsThe GA11 analytic instrument from WIKA supports not only SF 6 but also alternative insulating gases such as C4-FN gas mixtures and natural origin gases (NOG for short). Users are thus provided with an analytic instrument that is already designed for the transition to …




