SCD-6000 Streaming Current Detector continuously measures ionic and colloidal charge, which indicates coagulant dosage in treated water.

The streaming current is used to continuously measure the electric charge on the tiny suspended particles and colloids in the liquid. The electric charge is measured by electronic signal processing.The measurement result is converted into A.C signal or flowing current (SC). The value of flowing current (SC) is proportional to the charge density. The charged state depends on the water after flocculation.The excess positive and negative charges can quickly react to changes in water characteristics (such as chromaticity and turbidity) by detecting the changes in the flowing current (SC) value, thereby making the operation.The personnel can adjust the metering of the flocculant accordingly.

The Streaming Current Detector is used to measure the electrical charge present on the surface of tiny suspended particles and colloids in liquids.