Applications Categories
see the categories and sub-categories
- Breweries
- Building Energy Efficiency
- Bulk-Solids Moisture Monitoring
- Cement Industry
- Clean Rooms
- Compost
- compressed air
- construction - civils
- cranes
- dairies
- desalination
- dynamometer testing applications
- flame detection
- flow measuring
- flow monitoring
- flue gas measurements
- gas detection
- greenhouses
- HACCP
- - pH of cheese
- - ph of dough & bakery products
- - pH of meat
- - pH of yogurt
- - shipment monitoring
- - temperature
- - testing frying oil
- - wireless monitoring
- health & safety
- human machine interface (HMI)
- laser
- level - measurement
- level - point
- marine
- meteorology
- natural gas consumption
- noise pollution
- position detection
- renewable energy
- safety
- speed monitoring
- storeroom humidity
- stormwater runoff
- stowaway detection
- telemetry
- temperature
- thermography
- ultrasonic - distance measuring
- wastewater
- winery
- water


The pH value of animal flesh prior to slaughter is pH7.1. After slaughter the pH of a maturing carcass will vary depending on the animal type, breed, rearing conditions, slaughter treatment, and storage. Monitoring pH will provide information hanging time, storage, and the optimum use for that meat e.g. meat being vacuum packed must be below pH 5.9 if it is to keep. Measuring pH in meat can often present some problems.