Measurement Technology in the Steel Industry

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Measurement technology is used in different applications and setups in production environments.
Process control in the steel industry is used to ensure the quality of various joining and production processes. End-of-line tests in the individual lines, in which the function of the products or individual components is checked on a random basis, are very important. The control of machine parts, such as presses, in order to avoid overwork and to optimize the control of the process is also important.

It doesn't matter what the exact application in skype database production looks like, the right measurement technology must be fit-to-function and therefore adapted to the application and at the same time suitable for a harsh industrial environment. The control and visualization must also reflect the reality of the production environment, for example through different user levels and rationalized usability. Measurement chains offer an optimal solution for this. The sensors work precisely, are robust and durable. The appropriate amplifier systems and electronics are the optimal choice for recording the measurement data, even in automated production lines. Visual process monitoring is therefore essential.

The well-known high-tech material steel is an alloy with several metals and non-metals made of carbon and iron. The resulting compounds are always dependent on the temperature and the time course of production, even if the quantity ratios are the same. This means that there is an ever-increasing need to record the temperature in order to be able to describe and control the quality of the respective steel. Quality characteristics such as corrosion resistance and strength are particularly important here.