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Air Monitoring 45


presence of hydrogen sulphide with a change in colour of the lead acetate tape. The specially calibrated optics inside the instrument can determine the H2


slight variations in the depth of the colour change.


While also available in portable form, this type of analyser is mostly stationary. Disadvantages of this method include its susceptibility to interference from sulphur dioxide (SO2


) as


well as low and high humidity. Dry conditions can cause the instrument to underreport results, while high humidity can cause the tape to become moist and the glass components to fog, causing the colour detected by the optic system to become distorted and increasing the risk of an inaccurate fi nal test result.


The lead acetate tapes are also a consumable item, adding to operating expenses. The tapes require replacement every one to four weeks or longer depending on the amount of tape on the roll, the frequency of sampling and the environment in which sampling is conducted. They also have a specifi c set shelf life and must be protected from humidity in the environment as well as other factors.


Other methods include electrochemical gas sensors. These consist of a sensor, counter, and reference electrode, which are contained in a housing with a gas-permeable membrane.


S concentration by detecting


An electrochemical reaction occurs when the gas reaches the working electrode. Although designed to identify a specifi c gas, most will also respond to gases other than the target gas, which can lead to the non-target gas masking the presence of the target gas.


A more modern approach is Tunable Diode Laser (TDL)-based methods, which operate by measuring the absorption of laser light as it travels through the gas being measured. Although capable of measuring several infrared absorbing gases in diffi cult process applications, they often rely on chemical scrubbing methods and an existing knowledge of the stream being measured to operate effectively.


Higher accuracy and lower costs


The drawbacks of conventional approaches have been largely overcome by newer solutions that combine high accuracy with ease of use and reliability. An example here is the ABB Sensi+ multi-contaminant analyzer for natural gas. Using a single analyzer element to detect H2


S, H2 O and CO2 , the Sensi+ saves


space, removes the need for multiple analyzers and simplifi es deployment, operation, and service.


The device uses off-axis integrated cavity output spectroscopy (OA-ICOS). This is a laser technique that increases the effective length of the laser beam to several kilometers compared to only a few meters for most TDL analyzers, allowing for a very low detection limit for target gases. For example, the device can achieve a minimal detectable change in H2


S of 0.2 ppm.


A response time of less than ten seconds ensures minimum product wastage and maximum uptime.


Summary


Accuracy, dependability, and easy serviceability are the watch words of pipeline operators seeking to analyse gas streams. The ABB Sensi+ is an example of a new breed of modern solutions that can be installed at almost any site to provide operators with a cost-effective answer to a major challenge.


References


[1] Hydrogen Sulfi de Corrosion: Its Consequences, Detection and Control


Author Contact Details Gary Egerton • ABB Limited • Address: ABB Limited, Howard Road, Eaton Socon, St Neots, Cambs, PE19 8EU, UK • Tel: +44 8706 006122 • Email: enquiries.mp.uk@gb.abb.com • Web: www.abb.com/measurement


New indoor air quality, toxic gas, HVAC meter/monitor


GrayWolf Sensing Solutions have recently launched the groundbreaking professional-grade AdvancedSense XM Environmental Air Meter. This cutting-edge device, in conjunction with GrayWolf’s highly reliable DirectSense® II probes, provides a unique way for monitoring to improve the air we breathe, bringing advanced technology and unsurpassed accuracy to the forefront of Indoor Air Quality (IAQ)/toxic gas exposure/HVAC/ green building management.


The AdvancedSense XM is the next generation of GrayWolf’s purpose-built environmental meters. They now run advanced, yet very user- friendly, WolfOS™ application software without the overhead of operating systems such as Android or Windows. The XM utilises the same rugged, popular form-factor as previous AdvancedSense versions, but with all-new, cutting-edge electronics, in addition to the new operating system. Display, data-log and annotate (on-site) a broad range of parameters with highly accurate, extremely reliable sensors.


With growing concerns about indoor air pollution and its impact on human health, GrayWolf has dedicated extensive research and development efforts to create an IAQ meter that exceeds industry standards and meets the diverse needs of professionals across various sectors. Designed to be user-friendly, highly accurate, and packed with intelligent features, this state-of-the-art device provides valuable insights into air quality parameters in real-time, air quality parameters with low limits of detection but also toxic exposure ranges, plus facility HVAC related measurements.


The meter operates using Gray Wolf’s advanced XM Sensing Technology, which is the latest sensor technology to detect and measure a comprehensive range of indoor air pollutants, including Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs), carbon dioxide (CO2), carbon monoxide (CO), ozone (O3), nitrogen dioxide (NO2), temperature, humidity, and more. Its high-precision sensors ensure accurate and reliable readings in a broad variety of environments.


The AdvancedSense XM continuously monitors air quality parameters and displays real-time readings on its intuitive LCD screen. It also features comprehensive data logging capabilities, allowing professionals to analyse historical trends, identify potential issues and make data-driven decisions.


With its own dedicated WolfOS™ operating system, the AdvancedSense XM is instant on/off, and extremely easy-to use, shedding the overhead of Windows, Android, or iOS operating systems that GrayWolf’s DirectSense II probes are also compatible with.


You can seamlessly connect the AdvancedSense XM and/or to your smartphone or tablet, leveraging the power of the dedicated WolfSense Mobile app. The app provides remote monitoring, data visualisation, and enhanced control, empowering professionals to manage IAQ parameters effortlessly and make informed decisions on the go.


The AdvancedSense XM boasts a comfortable handheld design, ensuring ease of use and portability. Its ergonomic form factor allows professionals to carry it anywhere, from offi ces and schools to hospitals and industrial settings, enabling comprehensive IAQ assessments across a wide range of indoor and outdoor environments.


Users can simultaneously connect 1, 2, or even 3 GrayWolf DirectSense II probes with up to 8 sensors per probe plus a multi-channel, exceptionally reliable particulate meter (PM1, PM2.5, PM10, TPM and more). Available DSII sensors include: TVOC, CO2, CO, O3, NH3, HCHO, H2S, NO, NO2, SO2, Cl2, O2, EtO, HCN, H2, HF, HCl, F2, AsH3, SiH4, ClO2, B2H6, COCl2, PH3, %RH, ºC/ºF, differential pressure, airspeed, dewpoint and other parameters, for a comprehensive range of measurements.


The AdvancedSense XM’s built-in barometric pressure sensor will compensate mass concentration readings for pressure changes when enabled. This device also includes a backlit colour touch screen with virtual keyboard (for text input such as descriptive data fi le names and on-site text notes).


Bluetooth Low Energy is integrated for wireless connection to DirectSense II probes and particle meters (as a standard alternative to cabled connection) as well as Wi-Fi connectivity for optional GrayWolfLive® remote data access and for emailing data.


The highly intuitive and extremely easy-to-use AdvancedSense XM also includes a microphone for audio documentation of surveys, text notes, audio notes and more automatically attach to data fi les, a speaker for audible queues, alarms and more, on-board educational info, application docs, sensor tips and more as well as data transfer and reporting software for trend graphs, note management and much more.


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