What is the difference between TDLS Calibration and Validation?

Chemical plants rely on continuous and batch production processes, each posing different requirements for a control system. A continuous process calls for a robust and stable control system that will not fail and cause the shutdown of a production line, whereas the emphasis with a batch process is on having a control system that allows great flexibility in making adjustments to formulas, procedures, and the like. Both kinds of systems need to be managed in available quality history of product, and to be able to execute non-routine operations. With its extensive product portfolio, experienced systems engineers, and global sales and service network, Yokogawa has a solution for every plant process.

Yokogawa has a wealth of experience in every part of the oil and gas business, from offshore and onshore facilities to pipelines, terminals, and deepwater operations. We provide solutions that enhance safety, ensure accurate and reliable operation, and increase plant efficiency.

The TDLS8220 complements Yokogawa’s existing TDLS product lineup by satisfying the need for extractive oxygen measurements where in-situ or probe type installations are not applicable and where traditional technologies fall short. 

Yokogawa’s new TDLS8000 houses all of the industry’s leading features in one robust device. The platform design is for in situ measurements which negates the need for sample extraction and conditioning.

The TDLS Probe brings all the industry leading combustion features into a single-flange explosion-proof device for measuring oxygen, CO, and methane.

• Tunable Diode Laser Spectrometers (TDLS) laser-based gas analyzers
• Fast-update optical analysis
• Safe and environmentally responsible according to industry standards