36 Air Monitoring New Flue Gas Analyser for Oil, Gas and Pellet Heating Systems
The new AFRISO EUROLYZER (Germany) STx flue gas analyser is designed for measuring small and medium-sized oil, gas and pellets fired heating systems and modulating CHP systems as well as for checking gas fired systems for CO leaks. The new EUROLYZER STx already uses the latest generation of O2 measuring cells (ECO sensors) on the market. ECO sensors excel with very short calibration and response times, are resistant to biogenous fuels and have a long service life.
The measuring instrument can be equipped with up to the measuring cells (O2 , COH2 , NO) and can be used for flue gas analysis, (differential) pressure
measurement and (differential) temperature measurement. The device features colour-coded menus (green/flue gas, blue/temperature, yellow/pressure) and a touchpad for maximum ease of use. Depending on the optional equipment and configuration, the device can log all measurement data, perform Pitot measurements and measure and display the following parameters: gas analysis (O2
, CO, CO2 pressure, draft, efficiency, excess air and automatic pressure drop.
Data is transmitted via Bluetooth Smart and USB interfaces. Bluetooth Smart is also used for communication with the pressure and temperature probes. A standard microSDHC card allows for system-independent data storage. An infrared interface for the EuroPrinter lets the user create printed records of the measurement directly at the customer’s site. All measurement logs can be archived as HTML files without any additional software and opened with a Web browser. It is also possible to convert the measurement logs to QR codes so that they can be scanned by smartphones and transferred to management software. In conjunction with the iOS and Android app EuroSoft mobile, the unit offers numerous functions such as live visualisation of measured value as a line chart for modern data communication. The new all-rounder EUROLYZER STx is approved as per German BImSchV, KÜO (TÜV By RgG 190) and as per DIN EN 50379-2; it is available in three different sets.
All-in-One Air Quality Monitoring Solution
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The ETL One, from UniTec (Italy), is the new All-In-One air quality monitoring solution designed and manufactured by Unitec for indicative measurement (as defined by European Directive 2008/50/EC). The ETL One is a compact multiparametric station equipped with Unitec SENS- IT sensors for continuous gas monitoring and built-in light scattering module for dust monitoring with high precision and accuracy. The ETL One is featured by easy use and very low ownership costs, therefore is the perfect solution for urban areas, industrial and cement plants, landfills, roadworks and fenceline monitoring. Recently an ETL One unit has been installed in Formia (a city near Rome) as part of a smart city project for air quality, noise, weather conditions and traffic monitoring. The ETL One has been installed on a pole near the most congested street of the city, between the seaport and the City Hall. The unit measures continuously PM10, NO2
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humidity, noise and communicates all the data in real time through UMTS connection to a smart visualisation system (totem) installed in the City Hall. Maintenance impact is zero: the ETL One has an automatic autozero calibration system for light scattering based dust module and the gas sensors need just a calibration check once per year. Visit UniTec’s new website for more information and technical specifications about ETL One and SENS-IT sensors!
New Peristaltic Pumps for Industrial Gas Analysis
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In many areas of science and industry flexible tube pumps, better known as peristaltic pumps, are employed for the transportation of fluids. One of the outstanding applications in gas analysis is the discharge of condensate removed from the sample gas stream by a chiller. The flexible tube pump features a steady forward flow, without check valves, regardless of pressure variations within the system and prevents any ingression of ambient gas into the loop.
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For safe areas the CP Series, from Bühler Technologies GmbH (Germany) is available as an open or covered OEM version. Both basic types can be equipped with single or double head, providing a single or a separate second individual flow stream. The tube ends are straight or come with a 90° bend. Both basic versions are available with 115/230V AC power supply, the open OEM version is also offered with 24V DC supply.
There is a choice of different tube materials available depending on the resistance to corrosion required by the individual application.
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The flow rate for each individual flow path is dependent on the tube material between 0,24 and 0,3 l/h.
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Swiss Made Innovation in the Field of Air Monitoring
LNI Schmidlin SA (Switzerland) is a leading European organisation specialising in gas calibrators, blenders, generators and linearisation systems.
The company develops, manufactures and sells products for Air Pollution Monitoring, Emission & Process, Automotive and Laboratories.
The product portfolio includes: High precision calibrators for gas applications; Hydrogen, zero air, and nitrogen 19” rack generators for APM and CEM; Hydrogen, zero air, and nitrogen generators for GC and LCMS applications; and Ozone Generators for low concentrations.
LNI Schmidlin SA maintains ISO 9001 for corporate activities, research and manufacturing.
In order to satisfy high metrological requirements, LNI Schmidlin SA has been working for several years with its own accredited ISO 17025 calibration laboratory.
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