Gas Detection Solution that Exceeds Industry Standards
Gas Detection - UK Focus ix Compact Gas Pump
South West Water has recently implemented an Industrial Scientific iNet gas detection program supplied by Eolas Technology. “iNet is a gas detection solution that exceeds the highest industry standards for monitoring gas hazards, maintaining gas detection equipment, and managing gas conditions in the workplace” said Chris Kennedy Managing Director of Eolas Technology.
With their historical focus on safety and continuous improvement South West Water has been one of the safest companies to work for in the water industry. “One of our biggest concerns was the management of our fleet and ensuring that all the detectors were fully operational and would alarm in the event of a gas exposure” said Sam Woollacott of South West Water.
The iNet program continually monitors for conditions such as low, empty or expired calibration gas, marginal or failed sensors, and days since last calibration. The system incorporates a fully automated daily bump (function) test to ensure each detector is operational before it is used. Weekly e-mail reports are sent on the status of the instrument fleet and immediate reports are sent when a problem is detected.
"The iNet solution will solve the issues we had related to maintenance and record-keeping of our gas monitoring equipment” said Sam Woollacott of South West Water.
Should a malfunction occur, iNet will initiate the delivery of a ready-to-use replacement monitor to the appropriate South West Water site. The original instrument is then sent back in a prepaid shipping package. iNet is a total-cost-of-ownership program that eliminates the most cost-intensive and time-consuming tasks involved with managing a gas detection fleet.
South West Water now have a gas detection program that places them at the forefront of their industry ensuring that the safety of their personnel is safeguarded and provides full visibility into the operation of their gas detection fleet.
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Solution for Short-Term Gas Measurement Requirements
The GASTEC detector tubes from A1-Cbiss present superior advantages in comparison to traditional electronic sampling equipment. They are cost effective, easy to use, do not require calibration and do not require further laboratory analysis. Providing fast & accurate results in the field, GASTEC tubes are ideal for spot sampling.
These versatile tubes can be utilised in countless applications, including fire fighting (HAZMAT), laboratory, environmental protection, health and safety and many other areas that require immediate exposure levels.
Over 600 GASTEC tubes are available covering a wide range of gases and measurement ranges. Most of which, offer multiple ranges that can easily be interpreted using the scale provided along the side of the tube.
The functioning principle is surprisingly simple. The GASTEC detector tubes are glass tubes that look like a test tube, filled with chemical reagents that absorb and react with the target gas / vapour being monitored. A colorimetric stain (colour change) is then created. For most tubes, the concentration is read directly from the measurement scale provided. This reaction is caused when a specified volume of ambient air (usually around 100ml) is drawn through the tube using the GASTEC piston pump. Small quantities of gas are sufficient enough to provide a reading allowing the user to quickly and easily analyse the results.
The GASTEC Pump GV-100S offers a slim, sleek and ergonomic piston-style design with a firm grip to take samples of 50ml (half-stroke) or 100ml (full-stroke). Quick and easy to use, the GV-100S only requires a few strokes, drawn easily with a handle that requires minimum effort.
Equipped with a built in tube tip breaker, flow finish indicator (provides indication when stroke is complete) and a maintenance kit, the GASTEC sampling pump provides the edge over other sampling competitors.
The 12th edition of the GASTEC handbook (HBE) provides a handy, complete overview of all available tubes. It details the gases that can be measured in alphabetical order (and synonyms), number of pump strokes required, and possible interferences. It also identifies the required colour change of the tube and full scale reading available. The GASTEC handbook is included as part of the GASTEC Starter Kit.
Tubes provided: Dosi tube: Personal monitoring of WEL’s; Inject: Injection detector tube; Odour: Odorant detector tube; Poly: Polytec tube for unknown gas detection; Pyro: Pyrotube for use with pyroliser (GAS840); S-ion: Sulphide ion detector tube; T-Sulph: Total Sulphide detector tube; Air: Airtec tubes work with compressed air detection systems such as the AIRQUAL-1; Auto: to be used with an automatic air sampling pump such as GASGSP-300FT-2.
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As in all existing Bühler gas pumps, distributed by DRM Technic, the driving heart of the pump is a bellow made from solid PTFE permitting high reliability and long lifetime for a multitude of applications. For gases containing entrained liquids or where condensation formation could occur, the head can be pointed downwards (180o
). Maximum delivery is 280 l/h and depending
on application, placement before or after the cooler is possible thus enabling use of auto-drain systems. Other features include quick simple installation, easy access and an attractive price.
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