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Gas Detection 45


Standalone Gas Detection Device


SY2 from GEIT (Italy) is a standalone device, detection for fl ammable gases, toxic gases, CO2


and oxygen.


Certifi ed to: II 2 G Ex d IIC T6 ( Ta - 50°C. + 80°C ), II 2 D Ex tb IIIC T85°C. Ta - 50°C + 80°C.


This makes it particularly suited to the demanding conditions encountered in the chemical and petrochemical industry on & off shore. SY2 can be supplied in different electronic confi gurations: B (Base): Only 4 - 20 mA signal output and calibration via IrDA interface and external Hand Held Programming unit; B/D (Base + Display); B/D/R (Base + Display + Relay); B/D/R/SL (Base + Display + Relay + Se-rial Link); Optional SIL 2 certifi ed combinations.


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Opex not Capex for Portable Gas Analysers The CIRIA compliant


GA5000 portable landfi ll and contaminated land gas analyser can now be leased from Geotech (UK), providing an ideal solution for consultants carrying out ground gas


investigations on contaminated land and brownfi eld sites.


Ground gas investigations are typically undertaken as part of Phase II of geo-environmental assessments, and are a planning condition for many proposed developments. Occasionally a stand-alone investigation may be required, where development sites or existing structures are potentially affected by ground gas.


Many consultants currently use CIRIA C665 as guidance for ground gas investigations, assessing the risk posed by hazardous ground gases to buildings. This guidance recommends a minimum of three months’ monitoring for a site with very low potential of source gas generation. Typically, investigations will include the installation of several gas monitoring wells which will undergo a series of regular monitoring schedule to monitor for any gases, mainly methane (CH4


) and carbon dioxide (CO2 ),


as well as measuring fl ow. Some wells will also be targeted for checking for low or falling atmospheric pressure, as this would indicate the land may no longer be producing gas and potential remediation or building could begin.


It is not only development sites that may require gas monitoring. Existing structures can also be at risk from ground gas, and if the gas is from an off-site source then legislation within the Environmental Protection Act 1990 could determine that the land owner is responsible for undertaking any required remedial measures, including ground gas investigations.


The ATEX and MCERTS approved GA5000 from Geotech is a portable gas analyser used regularly in ground gas investigations. The GA5000 can measure up to six gases, including CH4 and hydrogen sulphide (H2


, CO2 S) as well as reading gas fl ow and


monitoring atmospheric pressure, within one portable unit. With its easy to use interface and proven technology providing accurate results, the GA5000 can be used on a wide range of different sites. Geotech continually work with clients to develop the GA5000, with any new features made available to download for free using remote software updates. This makes the GA5000 a future-proof platform for the ever-changing needs of consultants, councils and landfi ll operators.


Many of the features on the GA5000 conform to the CIRIA guidance, including the recently introduced profi ling option. Gas profi ling is a suggested means of measurement listed in CIRIA guidance. This latest feature on the GA5000 offers users the ability to measure the fl uctuations in gas concentration in a borehole or well at a site, either at regular or stepped intervals, without introducing a level of human error in to the results. CIRIA guidance recommends using a fl ow fi rst option to get an accurate fl ow reading. The GA5000 platform allows users to modify or change the gas monitoring process, for example by choosing to monitor fl ow fi rst.


The GA5000 can now be leased from Geotech from one to fi ve years at a fi xed monthly cost, and extended payment plans across six months and 12 months are also available, helping you to own an analyser without the large upfront cost (subject to status).


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New Flameproof Cartridge Sensor Type Gas Detector


GASTRON (Korea) has recently released the brand new fl ameproof cartridge sensor type Gas Detector GTD-5000F with wide variety sensor technologies electrochemical sensor, IR, PID and catalytic sensor and auto fl ow control function. GTD-5000F is able to cover all industrial facilities across the globe.


The fl ame proof and cartridge sensor type GTD-5000F is designed of continuously detection of combustible, toxic, VOC gases and oxygen in hazardous area with a fl ame proof structure. GTD-5000F has a high effi cient pump inside and provides fast response time. The device provides easy confi guration of monitoring by RS-485 and HART communication. Calibration and maintenance works are able to be easily done by an user. GTD-5000F is the one that this market is longing for.


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Gas Detection Starter Kit Accurate Simple Low Cost


Kitagawa AP-20 Sampling Pump with integral sample time indicator, precision volume sample locking mechanism, tube tip cutter and fragment container;


PLUS manual, carrying case and spares;


PLUS 5 boxes of standard gas detector tubes of your choice.


Starter Kit Offer - special discount offer for new customers – just quote ‘IET’!


Connect detector tube to Kitagawa pump


Pull handle of pump and take sample of gas


1 2 3


Read off printed scale on tube to establish gas concentration


Available in Europe from:


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INTERNATIONAL +44(0)1803 844414 FAX: +44 (0)1803 844224 EMAIL: sales@euro-gasman.com WEB: www.euro-gasman.com


  EASY TO USE AS 1-2-3!


The Kitagawa Gas Detector Tube System is used by all industries worldwide to detect over 300 gases and vapours, from Ammonia to Xylene.


Gas detection at low cost. Simple to operate for all personnel. Accurate reading obtained in minutes. Lightweight, compact and easy to carry.


No calibration or power supply required and can be used in flammable atmospheres.


Fast and efficient delivery service from the largest stock holding of Kitagawa tubes and pumps in Europe.


To discover more about the Kitagawa system and its applications, contact Euro-Gas or visit www.euro-gasman.com


• Certified to ISO9001:2000 • Certified to EN1231


• Japan Design Registration No. 1131898


• United States Design Patent No. US D467-334 S


Manufactured by:


CHURSTON HOUSE, BASCOMBE ROAD, CHURSTON FERRERS, DEVON, TQ5 0JJ, UNITED KINGDOM : 01803 844414 FAX: 01803 844224


1-8-28 Shimonoge, Takatsu-Ku, Kawasaki-City, Kanagawa 213-0006, Japan TEL: +81 (0)44 833 8911


FAX: +81 (0)44 833 2672 E-mail: qa@komyokk.co.jp http://www.komyokk.co.jp/english/


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