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Designed for measurement of one, two or three components: carbon oxide (CO), carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4), nitrogen oxide (NO), sulfur dioxide (SO2), oxygen (O2), hydrogen (H2), nitrogen (N2), helium (He) in binary and multi-component mixtures.
Application: in automated process control systems in ferrous and non-ferrous metallurgy, cement and glass industries, at brick and ceramics manufacturing plants, in chemical and petrochemical industries, at combined heat and power plants and state district power stations, boiler plants, etc.
Principle of operation:
СО, СН4, NO, SO2 – optical-acoustic;
СО2 – optical-acoustic and thermoconductometric;
Н2, N2, Не – thermoconductometric;
О2 – thermomagnetic and thermoconductometric.
Sampling - forced (flow rate pump is not a component of the device).
Version – general purpose industrial, for installation in non-explosive areas.
Functional capabilities
01. Digital indication of measured component concentration on each measuring channel;
02. Generation of unified output current signal proportional to analyte concentration;
03. Generation of text and light alarm indicating that analyte concentration exceeds or drops below threshold values;
04. Commutation of external circuits with two groups of switching relay contacts (“dry contacts”) for automatic actuating device switching-on (-off) upon alarm actuation indicating that the measured component has reached the set threshold values (excess or drop);
05. Output if data on measured component concentration in a digital form via RS 232, RS 485 and Ethernet (depending on version).
06. In addition to the option of concentration reading on main channels, gas analyzer also has an option of control via RS 232 (RS 485) communication channel, i.e.:
- adjustment of scale initial value;
- adjustment of scale finite value;
- thresholds setting.
Monitored gases and measuring ranges
Measured component |
Units of measurement |
Measuring range |
Principle of measurement |
Composition of analyzable medium |
Carbon monoxide СО |
vol. fraction ppm |
0–200; 0–500; |
optical-acoustic |
carbon dioxide-nitrogen |
Carbon monoxide СО |
vol. fraction % |
0–0,5; 0–1; 0–2; |
optical-acoustic |
|
Carbon monoxide СО |
g/m3 |
0–15 |
optical-acoustic |
|
Carbon dioxide СО2 |
vol. fraction ppm |
0–100; 0–200; |
optical-acoustic |
|
Carbon dioxide СО2 |
vol. fraction % |
0–0,5; 0–1; 0–2; |
optical-acoustic |
|
Carbon dioxide СО2 |
vol. fraction % |
0–30; 0–50; |
thermoconductometric |
carbon dioxide-nitrogen |
Methane СН4 |
vol. fraction ppm |
0–500; 0–1000; |
optical-acoustic |
|
Methane СН4 |
vol. fraction % |
0–0,5; 0–1; 0–2; |
optical-acoustic |
|
Sulfur dioxide SO2 |
g/m3 |
0–2; 0–5; 0–10; |
optical-acoustic |
|
Nitrogen N2 |
vol. fraction % |
0–20; 80–100; |
thermoconductometric |
nitrogen – helium |
Hydrogen Н2 |
vol. fraction % |
0–0,5; 0–1 |
thermoconductometric |
hydrogen – |
Nitrogen oxide NO |
g/m3 |
0–1; 0–2 |
optical-acoustic |
|
Hydrogen Н2 |
vol. fraction % |
0–1; 0–2; 0–3; |
thermoconductometric |
hydrogen – nitrogen |
Hydrogen Н2 |
vol. fraction % |
0–1; 0–2; |
thermoconductometric |
hydrogen – air |
Hydrogen Н2 |
vol. fraction % |
0–1; 0–2; 0–3 |
thermoconductometric |
hydrogen – oxygen |
Hydrogen Н2 |
vol. fraction % |
50–100; 70–100 |
thermoconductometric |
hydrogen – methane |
Oxygen О2 |
vol. fraction % |
0–1; 0–2 |
thermoconductometric |
oxygen – helium |
Oxygen О2 |
vol. fraction % |
0–1; 0–2; 0–3 |
thermoconductometric |
oxygen – hydrogen |
Helium Не |
vol. fraction % |
10–100 |
thermoconductometric |
helium – nitrogen |
Oxygen О2 |
vol. fraction % |
0–1; 0–2; 0–5; |
thermomagnetic |
oxygen - nitrogen |
Oxygen О2 |
vol. fraction % |
0–1; 0–2; 0–5; |
thermomagnetic |
oxygen – argon |
Oxygen О2 |
vol. fraction % |
0–1; 0–2; 0–5; |
thermomagnetic |
oxygen – combustion gas |
Advantages
01. Simultaneous measurement of up to 3 components;
02. One maximum permissible moisture content and flow rate for all sensor types, which allows to simplify sample preparation system;
03. Temperature and moisture compensation that significantly increases readings consistency;
04. Interval between calibrations for thermoconductometric and infrared sensors is extended up to 30 days, for thermomagnetic – up to 6 months (for a number of scales);
05. Interferences of measured components is taken into account (for multi-channel instruments);
06. Additional enclosure with protection degree IР65 and heating;
07. Digital signal processing;
08. User-friendly menu;
09. Self-diagnostics with output of its results onto display;
10. Two programmable thresholds (for excess and drop);
11. Powerful threshold relays 250 V, 2,5 A;
12. Sound alarm;
13. RS232, RS485, Ethernet digital outputs.
Design features
Gas analyzer is a single-unit device with measuring sensors built in its enclosure. Front panel has: LCD that displays measurement data, control keyboard, flow rate indication of monitored sample. Gas analyzer is furnished with RS 232, RS 485, Ethernet interfaces, via which data can be transferred to PC. Gas analyzer also has unified current output (0 - 5 mA or 4 - 20 mA, can be switched) and relay contacts for commutation of external circuits. Gas analyzer is powered with 220 V from AC mains.
Gas analyzer protection degree against access to dangerous parts, ingress of solid foreign objects and water – IP20.
Sampling - forced (by means of flow rate pump or gauge pressure).