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WOYWOD advanced ultrasonic sensor for real-time material flow monitoring

Source:Adsale Plastics Network Date :2026-05-11 Editor :RC
Copyright: This article was originally written/edited by Adsale Plastics Network (AdsaleCPRJ.com), republishing and excerpting are not allowed without permission. For any copyright infringement, we will pursue legal liability in accordance with the law.

A newly developed solution enables real-time monitoring of material flow. The firmware, jointly developed by WOYWOD and a Swiss sensor manufacturer, utilizes advanced ultrasonic sensors to precisely monitor the material flow after dosing at the dispenser's outlet.


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WOYWOD’s ultrasonic sensor for real-time material flow monitoring.

 

Challenge of monitoring material flow

 

Reliable monitoring of material discharge at screw dosing units presents a challenge in plastics processing that has so far only been inadequately addressed.

 

With volumetric and gravimetric systems, malfunctions such as bridging in the hopper, missing material or mechanical misalignments can prevent material from being conveyed – without this being immediately detected.

 

Even when using gravimetric measurement routines, the necessary verification of the measured values introduces a time lag. This lag depends on the setpoint: the smaller the setpoint, the greater the delay.

 

Therefore, several minutes can pass before it is detected that no material is being discharged and the control system issues a corresponding error message – a significant quality risk in the ongoing production process.

 

WOYWOD ultrasonic sensor for real-time, continuous measurement

 

The ultrasonic sensor is capable of handling various types of granules, in terms of shape, colour, grain size and material quantity. Continuous measurement verifies in real time whether material is actually being dispensed – independent of target values or the delay effects of conventional weighing systems.

 

This offers users a clear advantage: Production errors are detected early and can be corrected immediately. This reduces downtime, defective batches and customer complaints – a crucial step toward greater efficiency and quality in plastics processing.


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Source:Adsale Plastics Network Date :2026-05-11 Editor :RC
Copyright: This article was originally written/edited by Adsale Plastics Network (AdsaleCPRJ.com), republishing and excerpting are not allowed without permission. For any copyright infringement, we will pursue legal liability in accordance with the law.

A newly developed solution enables real-time monitoring of material flow. The firmware, jointly developed by WOYWOD and a Swiss sensor manufacturer, utilizes advanced ultrasonic sensors to precisely monitor the material flow after dosing at the dispenser's outlet.


WOYWOD_ultrasonic sensor.jpg

WOYWOD’s ultrasonic sensor for real-time material flow monitoring.

 

Challenge of monitoring material flow

 

Reliable monitoring of material discharge at screw dosing units presents a challenge in plastics processing that has so far only been inadequately addressed.

 

With volumetric and gravimetric systems, malfunctions such as bridging in the hopper, missing material or mechanical misalignments can prevent material from being conveyed – without this being immediately detected.

 

Even when using gravimetric measurement routines, the necessary verification of the measured values introduces a time lag. This lag depends on the setpoint: the smaller the setpoint, the greater the delay.

 

Therefore, several minutes can pass before it is detected that no material is being discharged and the control system issues a corresponding error message – a significant quality risk in the ongoing production process.

 

WOYWOD ultrasonic sensor for real-time, continuous measurement

 

The ultrasonic sensor is capable of handling various types of granules, in terms of shape, colour, grain size and material quantity. Continuous measurement verifies in real time whether material is actually being dispensed – independent of target values or the delay effects of conventional weighing systems.

 

This offers users a clear advantage: Production errors are detected early and can be corrected immediately. This reduces downtime, defective batches and customer complaints – a crucial step toward greater efficiency and quality in plastics processing.


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