Mixed Oil Interface Monitoring Instrument

The sensor integration technology of the oil interface monitor is a novel technique that has been successfully applied in the domain of oil analysis in recent years. It is constituted by multiple sensors in a complementary fashion to obtain multiple sets of data outputs. The composite sensor itself is a combination within which five sensor units for detecting different physical quantities are integrated. The design challenge of the composite sensor lies in the structural design: how to rationally arrange the sensor units within the narrow and specific structural body.

The composite sensor for detecting the oil-water interface conducts analysis and measurement of the medium to obtain more accurate and authentic measurement results. A probe is placed in the oil and simultaneously measures multiple parameters of the oil product, including temperature, pressure, sound absorption energy, infrared spectrum, and permittivity. Measuring multiple parameters is adaptable to a variety of oil products, with a wider measurement range and suitability for the oil product characteristics of multiple sites, providing users with accurate means for monitoring the oil-water interface.