Use the Cut Type to determine interface threshold
- Last UpdatedApr 24, 2025
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At the interface of two batches, there is typically a transmix zone. As this zone passes the detector, the value of the property being measured will gradually change from the value of one batch to the other. The interface or batch cut can be located at three possible points on the transmix:
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Head
Cut is made at the start of transmix zone. The detected property value must change by the amount of the configured property value deadband for the cut to be made:
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If
, the threshold is equal to 
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if
,the threshold is equal to the
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Mid
Cut is made in the middle of the transmix. The property value deadband is not used to determine the cut.
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The threshold is equal to

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Tail
Cut is made at the end of the transmix zone.
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If
, the threshold equals 
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If
, the threshold equals 
If the property values of two consecutive batches are too close together, the application may be unable to calculate a good threshold value. This will happen under the following conditions:
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If the cut type is Mid:
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If the cut type is Head or Tail:
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