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Gas Detection Product Applications
136 applications found
NET electrochemical cells are designed to exceed EN 50545-1 specifications for the detection of carbon monoxide (CO) and nitrogen dioxide (NO2). An efficient gas detection system will ensure a safe breathing environment for users and workers in parking, tunnels and other confined spaces with constant presence of vehicles. ...
ByNET Srl based in  Pregnana Milanese, ITALY
Biocidal chemicals like peracetic acid are very effective at killing bacterial contamination on meat, poultry and work surfaces. But, for those people who work in processing plants where large amounts of peracetic acid is used every day there is a significant risk of over-exposure. ...
ByChemDAQ, Inc. based in  Pittsburgh, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
Semiconductor manufacturing processes involve highly toxic substances and flammable gases. Our ChemLogic 96 Continuous and DOD64 FTIR Sequential gas analyzers are staples in this industry with over 1,000 machines operating every day worldwide. Our gas analyzers can be found in a few different places throughout a fabrication facility such as: In the Wafer Reactor, Wafer Dryer, Gas Cabinets, and during Chemical Vapor Deposition. Our units are designed with clean environments in mind. With a sample draw of 400 feet ...
ByDOD Technologies Inc based in  Cary, ILLINOIS (USA)
Carbon dioxide (CO2)is a byproduct of the fermentation process, as well as being used in carbonation. Carbon dioxide leaks could result in over exposure to employees, as well as possible product ...
ByArmstrong Monitoring Corporation (AMC) based in  Ottawa, ONTARIO (CANADA)
Flammable non-condensible gases (NCG’s) are byproducts of the wood pulping process. Health and pollution regulations prohibit the release of these gases into the atmosphere. They are usually eliminated by passing them through an incinerator or by using them as fuel in the burner of a boiler or kiln. The incinerator, boiler or kiln however can be damaged by NCG’s which have built up explosive levels. Pulp mills require the use of our PrevEx Flammability Analyzers to monitor the NCG stream and detect and ...
ByControl Instruments Corporation (CIC) based in  Fairfield, NEW JERSEY (USA)
For organizations around the world involved in cross border shipments, stowaways can present an increasingly costly problem. Above and beyond basic security issues, under current law, carriers often become liable for a fine, plus the stowaway’s housing, food, healthcare, supervision, legal representation and repatriation ...
ByArmstrong Monitoring Corporation (AMC) based in  Ottawa, ONTARIO (CANADA)
Polyurethane Foam requires toxic gases in it’s manufacturing process. The most common gases fall into the Diisocyanate family of gases. Toluene Diisocyanate (TDI) and Methylenediphenyl diisocyanate (MDI) have exposure limits set by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) to ensure employee protection in polyurethane ...
ByDOD Technologies Inc based in  Cary, ILLINOIS (USA)
The release of refrigerant gases into the environment can be harmful to both the potential occupants of the space, as well as to the environment in general. Chlorofluorocarbons, commonly known as CFCs, which were formerly considered relatively safe, are now known to be a key contributor to the thinning of the ozone layer. These are gradually being replaced by more environmentally friendly refrigerants such as R134a. This however, does not lessen the need for leak detection. Regardless of their reduced impact on ...
ByArmstrong Monitoring Corporation (AMC) based in  Ottawa, ONTARIO (CANADA)
Boreal possess an array of products for the power generation industry from emissions stack monitoring, boiler room monitoring, chloride leak detection, and ammonia slip in deNOX. Boreal’s products are tailor made for coal fired power plants, natural gas fired, and waste-to-energy. Whether gas detection is used for safety, process, or environmental reasons, Boreal has you ...
ByBoreal Laser Inc. based in  Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA)
Pulp and paper mills can present many dangerous situations, which can be significantly decreased by utilizing continuous gas ...
ByArmstrong Monitoring Corporation (AMC) based in  Ottawa, ONTARIO (CANADA)
Natural gas pipeline owners require improved routine monitoring of pipelines for safety, economic and regulatory reasons. Leaking natural gas can cause explosions leading to loss of life and property. Loss of product through undetected leaks dramatically reduces a pipeline operator’s ...
ByBoreal Laser Inc. based in  Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA)
Monitoring Hydrogen Peroxide, Peracetic Acid and Ethylene Oxide In Hospital Sterile Processing. Monitoring for chemicals (Hydrogen Peroxide, Peracetic Acid and/or Ethylene Oxide) released into the air during sterile processing is an essential part of your Quality Control (QC) program. Serving as an early warning to leaks and safety measure for your employees, ChemDAQ® monitors enable you to effectively manage the breathing environment. Just like equipment requires revalidation after a failed cycle, monitoring ...
ByChemDAQ, Inc. based in  Pittsburgh, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
However, we also provide solutions outside of gas detection. Wind turbines utilize large blades propelled by the wind to generate renewable energy. ...
ByDOD Technologies Inc based in  Cary, ILLINOIS (USA)
GasFinderFC can be configured with a customized probe and GPS system, and mounted in a vehicle or helicopter, to enable rapid, unambiguous detection and quantification of pipeline ...
ByBoreal Laser Inc. based in  Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA)
Methane emissions from oil and natural gas systems is primarily the result of normal operations or system disruptions. ...
ByOPGAL based in  Karmiel, ISRAEL
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The process control of a CO2 capture plant needs good and reliable detection of gas phase NH3 and CO2. Measuring NH3 is a challenge due to the corrosive environment and high concentrations of NH3. ...
ByOPSIS AB based in  Furulund, SWEDEN
Many industries are involved in coating products with solvent-borne materials and then employing ovens or dryers to remove the solvents from the finished product. The key hazard is an explosion from the build up of solvent vapors in the oven or dryer atmosphere. This buildup could occur by a malfunction in the production process such as: a sudden or improper amount of coating, a change in ventilation controls or excessive speed. In any of these cases, the concentration of flammable vapor has an opportunity to rise ...
ByControl Instruments Corporation (CIC) based in  Fairfield, NEW JERSEY (USA)
Employ superior trace gas monitoring solutions for your most demanding indoor air quality challenges. ...
ByAdvanced Energy Industries, Inc. based in  Denver, COLORADO (USA)
Exhaust fumes emanating from fuel burning vehicles are highly toxic and can result in sickness and even death, if not ventilated properly. By monitoring the concentration of these fumes and ventilating based on their concentration, a safe environment can be ...
ByArmstrong Monitoring Corporation (AMC) based in  Ottawa, ONTARIO (CANADA)
The Raman spectroscopy technique has been developed by scientists in the laboratory for remotely detecting specific gases in the atmosphere. Raymetrics has received sufficient industry interest to begin turning this technique into an operational ...
ByRaymetrics S.A. based in  Athens, GREECE