Measurement and Testing 51 New Online Gas Chromatograph
Introducing the latest Online Gas Chromatograph for the Process market from AGC Instruments (Ireland). The novaPRO PGC is designed for use in applications within processing facilities and hydrocarbon processing industries such as a variety of refining, petrochemical, power, fine chemicals and environmental applications where selected components in gaseous or liquid streams must be precisely monitored on a continuous basis. It performs the analysis of gases that are present in these production processes.
This ATEX PGC, which uses the Purge method of conformity, is housed in a mild steel enclosure that is purged for use in the hazardous areas of Zone 1 and Zone 2 classification.
The novaPRO Process Gas Chromatograph utilises the most up-to-date technology and systems available. A rugged and robust solution to the numerous applications required in the many markets into which it is operational. The NovaPRO PGC provides custom solutions to your requirements and offers 24 hour monitoring and reporting as needed.
The novaPRO PGC is a custom built solution to your exact specifications and ensures a continuous high resolution analysis of the Sample Streams being monitored. This is achieved by recreating an exact environment within the specially designed enclosure to enable the real-time analysis in the hazardous area with reliable and consistent results. With the novaPRO PGC, a vast range of analytical possibilities are found using the extensive experience of the AGC Instruments team of engineers.
The Detectors available are chosen from the wide selection available from AGC Instruments, who are a main supplier of such items world-wide. The majority of detectors used are either Thermal Conductivity Detector (TCD) or Flame Ionisation Detector (FID), and with our experience we are able to design a customised solution for your specific applications.
The independent temperature controlled column ovens provide an accurate temperature environment for the selected columns for a variety of temperature zones. In doing so, the novaPRO PGC provides an excellent performance. Columns available are Packed, Micro-packed and Capillary with each chosen carefully to match the application in question.
Coupled with AGC Instruments latest offering of the TrendVision PLUS Chromatography Software which interfaces with the novaPRO PGC, AGC can deliver a highly intelligent platform that has been carefully designed through interaction with their customers. Based on the professional embedded operating system and run on a rugged industrial embedded computer solution, the TrendVision PLUS chromatography software controls all aspects of the analytical and reporting requirements. This enables full reporting of results to the control room or the DCS.
AGC Instruments provides their customers with exacting solutions to their many needs and AGC Instruments pride themselves as being the only independent supplier of Process Gas Chromatographs.
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Tethys Instruments (France) recently introduced the UV400 ATEX – an explosion proof version of its on-line water analyser. Based on UV spectroscopy, the UV400 ATEX is specially design to monitor aromatics hydrocarbons (PAH), hydrogen sulphide (H2S), organic matter, ammonia (NH4) and other parameters for refineries and chemical plants on "Ex" classified areas.
The maintenance and operating cost are extremely low due to an automatic cleaning system and an ultra long lifetime lamp (over 10 years). A thermostatic vortex cooler can be installed as an option to maintain a moderate temperature inside the enclosure for outside use with high ambient temperature.
A unique method for hydrogen sulphide and ammonia based on UV spectroscopy in gas phase allows measurements without interferences on heavily charged waste water.
The colour touch screen and intuitive interface on the instrument makes the UV400 ATX extremely user-friendly, the software is available in Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish and Turkish.
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Instantaneous Oil in Water Measurements
The Advanced Sensors HD-1000 is a portable handheld Oil in Water analyzer utilising the same Laser Induced Fluorescence (LIF) technology that is present in the well established and popular, larger Advanced Sensors online analyzers (EX series).
The compact and light weight device (0.8kg) utilises an industrial quality flexible probe which measures oil directly in water samples to provide instantaneous real-time measurements. The analyzer also supports traditional measurement techniques such as solvent extraction and benefits from the integrated spectral analysis to enable automatic oil type identification.
With a touch-screen interface, incorporated notepad, video manual and other intuitive features, the HD-1000 has everything you expect from a modern handheld device. Storage
capacity for millions of measurements and upload capability via Bluetooth, USB, or Wi-Fi, ensure this is truly the only portable Oil in Water analyzer you will need. The HD- 1000 is ideal for lab correlation, process verification, leak detection and quick and easy spot checks of oil in water.
These features make the HD-1000 a unique and revolutionary device for the Oil in Water analysis industry.
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