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Air Monitoring Lab & Field Solutions for Environmental Analysis
Continuous on-site monitoring of odors & VOCs emissions
Detection & quantification of pollutants
RQ Box Electronic Nose Olfactometry (EN 13725) Ultra Fast GC Portable MicroGC
New Oxygen Analyser for Use with Flammable Gases and Helium
Cambridge Sensotec’s (UK) new Rapidox 1100E oxygen analyser offers outstanding
performance across the range 0.1% - 100% O2. This instrument uses the world-renowned Yuasa electrochemical oxygen cell which is resistant to poisoning from CO2 and has a very long life.
The Rapidox 1100E is suitable for use where explosive gases or helium may be
present and responds quickly to changing O2 levels. The powerful internal pump and versatile programmable outputs enable it to be used in a wide range of applications, and it is supplied with extensive RS232 communications and datalogging functionality.
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www.alpha-mos.com Reader Reply Card no 156 The First Portable “all-in-one” Microgaschromatograph
Pollution S.r.l. Italy (
www.pollution.it) is proud to present his revolutionary microGC. The goal was to obtain a real user friendly, portable and versatile instrument. VEGA-GC microgaschromatograph has been designed both for “on-field” activities in complete autonomy and for continuous “on-site”
monitoring. The instrument is based on two changeable analytical modules including a µ-injector, a GC-column and a TCD µ-detector which allow to detect a large number of gas substances. The miniaturization enables quick analysis and high sampling frequencies.
The VEGA-GC in portable configuration is able to carry out analysis on site in complete autonomy since it has:
• Rechargeable and “hot-changing” batteries; • Disposable Carrier gas cylinder;
• Computer with touch-screen control and “MC-PLAN” (management software) build-in.
The software “MC-PLAN”, hearth of the system, combines a simple and intuitive interface (thanks to the colour LCD touch-screen integrated on the instrument) and extreme flexibility.
It allows personalisation of every monitoring aspects, from the measured substances to the surveys at regular intervals, from the alarm thresholds to the communication modality.
The connection with several optional accessories expands the capabilities of Vega-GC. A useful working condition is coupling the microGC with “VEGA-MPS” (multipoint sampler) that effectively allows to monitor changes over time in different sampling points.
VEGA-GC system, properly configured, is also used as a "fixed location" for continuous long-term monitoring. VEGA-GC can be controlled remotely via LAN or with GPRS/UMTS modem allowing checks and/or data downloading, making human presence no longer needed on-site. The Vega-GC can send e-mail or text messages to mobile phone to a list of users constantly informed about any limit values overflow or malfunctions.
The VEGA-GC, thanks to the supplied software and GC technology, is therefore capable to separate, identify and quantify in easy way a wide range of analytical dispersed species (BTEX, mercaptans, anesthetic gases, permanent gases, etc.)
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New Combined Wind Sensor with an Innovative Thermally Sensor Element
With the new EOLOS, the Wilh. LAMBRECHT (Germany) has developed a new thermally wind sensor with outstanding properties. As with the classical hot wire anemometer the flow will be measured by the heat transport of the air stream. However completely new are the implemented technology of the sensor element as well as the applied measurement procedures.
In the thermally flow
measurement, the two procedures of “the constant overheating” and “the constant stream” have become established. Both have got advantages and disadvantages. The developers of LAMBRECHT succeeded in combining the advantages of both procedures. Thus a universal applicable sensor has arisen which combines a good price-performance ratio with a very high measuring accuracy and measuring dynamic.
Seawater resistant aluminium, the optimal heating of the sensor housing as well as the high chemical resistance of all used materials allow the application of the sensor under almost all climatic conditions like offshore or cold climate locations.
Besides the wind speed and the wind direction, the EOLOS-IND measures the air temperature, air humidity, air pressure and the dew point. Together with a LAMBRECHT precipitation sensor the EOLOS also can record the rainfall.
Connected with the MLC of LAMBRECHT and the MeteoLCD or a PC together with the LAMBRECHT software SSDL the user of the EOLOS-IND has got a whether station at his disposal which is very precise, compact, robust, easy to mount and universally applicable.
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