10 Gas Detection Ensuring your safety in the hydrogen economy
Whether you’re working with blue, green or even pink hydrogen, it is important to implement a high quality and reliable gas detection solution. IGD has released the new MK8 Pellistor, setting the standard for fl ammable gas detection, making it the detectably better device for Hydrogen applications.
The MK8 offers extreme stability across all environments; your device will not need replacements as frequently, saving costs over device lifetime and reducing time spent on system maintenance. With extreme poison resistance, the MK8 Pellistors life is largely extended, once again saving system costs over time, and ensuring you are accurately detecting your gas throughout its life. This makes it ideal for the Hydrogen economy where inhibiting materials can be a problem. The MK8 is available in any of the 750 series devices or the 903-X5, one of the most advanced gas transmitters on the market. Allowing you to use it in a safe or ATEX area, as well as applicability in a sampling format. This again makes it ideal for the hydrogen economy, as many different formats are needed to provide detectably better hydrogen detection.
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a host of environmental monitoring applications smartGAS recently showcased its state-of-the-art gas analysers at Sensor + Test in Nuremberg. These have been designed to meet the demanding requirements of a wide range of industrial sectors. With an extensive variety of applications, these advanced devices deliver accurate and reliable results for industrial analytical tasks such as TOC measurement, process gas analysis, biogas analysis, exhaust analysis, air quality monitoring, and emission measurement. The ANAREX product family from smartGAS has impressed with its stable high-precision measuring performance, intuitive operation, and easy calibration process. These multi-gas analysers can be easily commissioned via plug-and-play. With a fl owmeter at the front, users have control over the gas fl ow while being able to read the measuring values on the clear, 5.6-inch LCD touchscreen or transmit them through the RS232 interface and analogue output.
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What makes the ANAREX product family stand out is the variability of the sensors used. By incorporating a wide range of technologies, these instruments can effectively analyse a vast spectrum of sample gases. Designed for installation in a 19” rack, the ANAREX offers the versatility needed for industrial multi-gas analysis. Other key features of the ANAREX gas analysers include high and stable measurement performance, simple sensor calibration, and both analogue and digital output options.
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To provide the most suitable solution for each customer’s specifi c application, smartGAS offers an array of sensor technologies that can be integrated into the ANAREX analysers. In addition to the NDIR sensors from the SILAREX and FLOWEVO series, customers can choose from paramagnetic, photoacoustic, or electrochemical sensors. This adaptability allows for the creation of an optimal measuring system tailored to individual needs.
The ANAREX gas analysers require little maintenance while providing high durability and long-term stability with minimal drift. They boast low detection limits and short response times, making them indispensable tools for critical gas analysis tasks. These devices can measure up to fi ve gases using three sensors; they provide the end user with comprehensive and accurate data. The internal software ensures precise zero and end-point calibration, guaranteeing optimal accuracy of the measuring values.
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New gas fl ow sensor modules for seamless fl ow measurement integration
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Flusso has announced a range of ‘plug and play’ gas fl ow sensor electronics (FSE) modules to help companies more easily integrate fl ow measurement features into their latest new products. The new modules will be ideal for companies looking to bring new building automation, test equipment and other innovative technologies to market. Product design teams can focus on where best to integrate the sensing function within their designs, knowing that all the sensor electronics have already been taken care of.
The four new modules are based on two of Flusso’s existing gas fl ow sensor product lines; they use a unique confi guration of four temperature sensing elements on a CMOS MEMS die to offer accurate fl ow and temperature measurements. The modules provide a digital numerical output via I2C for easy system integration and communication within new or existing product designs.
Flusso’s two FSE-112 modules provide a fully- temperature compensated measurement of mass fl ow, volumetric fl ow or differential pressure coupled with real-time temperature readings, whereas the two FSE-122 modules are for use when measuring gas velocities.
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New compact gas sensor for portable devices
Alphasense has launched a compact new sensor format for portable devices. The smaller, thinner, and lighter H-Series sensor is compatible with 1-Series sensors from other manufacturers and is available for 9 target gases. The introduction of the H-series from Alphasense gives OEMs greater fl exibility in instrument design and increased choice in sensor selection.
Nine sensor variants cover both common and exotic gases, taking the suitability of H-Series beyond just compliance devices. The dual CO/H2
S
sensor allows for the integration of a fi fth sensor in a four-gas enclosure, while the H2cross-sensitivity CO sensor gives OEMs the option of incorporating hydrogen immunity as standard in compliance devices.
With its four-gas confi guration, the H-series presents a 43% space saving vs the A-series/4-series, equivalent to 13cm3
of volume within the
housing. Using surface mount spring contacts instead of pins creates fl exibility, reduces the need for sockets on PCBs, saves space, and eliminates a common point of failure in traditional sensors.
Whilst the H-Series is a new physical format for Alphasense, the sensors are based upon the fi eld-proven Alphasense D-Series, giving customers peace of mind and insulating them from the teething problems often associated with new formats.
Will Parrett, Sales & Marketing Director EMEA at Alphasense said: “We are really excited to bring this format to market. We know customers like this compact form factor and with Alphasense now adopting it, customers can benefi t from more choice, better service and higher-quality sensors. Those OEMs who are already using similar sensors have greater choice right away and those who are considering it have more options for sourcing. The size reduction H-series provides gives instrument manufacturers the opportunity to completely rethink their device designs and we look forward to seeing this platform develop over the coming years.”
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