In the demanding world of chemical processing, precision is the dividing line between operational excellence and costly instability. For our partners across Quebec, we are pleased to present an exclusive technical webinar: Liquid Measurements in Demanding Chemical Applications: Density vs. Concentration.
Taking place on February 26, 2026, this session explores a critical choice for process engineers: which measurement technology truly delivers the highest value and reliability for your specific chemical environment?
For decades, density has been the primary metric for liquid composition. Whether using Coriolis, nuclear, or ultrasonic meters, these technologies are common sights in Quebec plants. However, as any technical lead knows, these methods often struggle when the process gets tough.
Factors like gas bubbles, vibration, and pressure fluctuations can easily distort density readings. In a high stakes chemical environment, even a minor calibration drift can lead to significant product loss or safety concerns.
This webinar highlights why Refractive Index (RI) technology is increasingly becoming the preferred solution for liquid concentration. Unlike traditional density sensors, the Vaisala Polaris refractometer is immune to the interference caused by aeration, pressure changes, or flow velocity. It offers a robust, low maintenance alternative that thrives where traditional probes fail due to scaling or aggressive corrosion.
Presented by Keijo Pyörälä, a recognized expert with 25 years of experience in liquid measurement, this session provides actionable insights for your facility:
Technological Comparison: A direct look at how RI stacks up against Coriolis, nuclear, and microwave sensors.
Industrial Applications: Practical examples from the pulp and paper, specialty chemical, and energy sectors.
Financial Impact: Learn how improving accuracy by just 0.1% can translate into over $1,000,000 in annual savings for large scale operations.
System Integration: Discover how the Vaisala Indigo520 transmitter simplifies your data architecture by managing multiple sensors simultaneously.
From chemical hubs to industrial sites across the North America, we understand that uptime is everything. This webinar is designed for process engineers and instrumentation specialists who need hardened equipment that performs under pressure.
Event Details:
Date: February 26, 2026
Time: 9:00 AM EST
Format: 45 minute presentation followed by a live Q&A
Choosing the right technology is an investment in your bottom line. Register today to receive the full recording and a copy of the Liquid Concentration and Density Measurements eBook for your technical library.