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BUCHI offers classical reference methods and near infrared spectroscopy for food analysis, but also visualization of production processes using spray drying and ...
ByBUCHI based in Flawil, SWITZERLAND
Monitoring chemical processes during manufacturing can be achieved with a mixture of in-line and at-line techniques, among them NIR and FTIR spectroscopy. Specac has a proven track record of supplying robust, rugged, reliable flow cells for in-line measurement. ...
BySpecac based in Orpington, UNITED KINGDOM
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Effective, safe and sustainable processes play a key role in the chemical industry. To meet these needs, BUCHI offers a variety of reliable and modern solutions for R&D, scale-up, production and quality ...
ByBUCHI based in Flawil, SWITZERLAND
Typically only a few components are measured but fourier transform infrared spectroscopy FTIR technology allows the measurement of all ...
ByGasmet Technologies - a Nederman company based in Vantaa, FINLAND
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The nature of steel manufacturing processes places severe limitations on the monitoring methods that can be used. Aggressive environments combined with high levels of particulates and gases make the choice very ...
ByOPSIS AB based in Furulund, SWEDEN
A cleanroom is a controlled environment that has a low level of pollutants such as gas, dust, airborne microbes, aerosol particles, and chemical vapors. A cleanroom has a controlled level of contamination. The quality of air within a cleanroom is critical. Whether it be for the manufacturing of pharmaceutical products, for operating theatres or sterile services departments there is a legal obligation to have a qualified validation team certify the cleanroom is at the acceptable level and ISO ...
ByGasera Ltd based in Turku, FINLAND
Hydrogen Fluoride (HF) is a commonly used material in various applications, for example in the Chemical-, Mineral Oil and Fuel-, Metal-, Mining-, Electrotechnical- and Glass Industry. It can exist as a colorless gas or as a fuming liquid, or it can be dissolved in water. When dissolved in water, it forms hydrofluoric acid and releases toxic and aggressive vapors, which are highly corrosive and capable of corroding even glass. Even in smallest concentrations HF is a significant health risk. Concentrations exceeding ...
ByGasera Ltd based in Turku, FINLAND
Even if the electrical power industry is investigating and partially already using alternative insulation gases, SF6 is still a commonly used insulation gas in electrical switchgear (GIS gas insulated switchgear, circuit breakers , insulators and other electrical equipment in HV/MV transmission and distribution). Approximately 80 % of today’s manufactured SF6 gas is used in the electrical power ...
ByGasera Ltd based in Turku, FINLAND
Polymers and plastics can be conveniently studied using FTIR. Different ways of preparing and analysing the samples exist depending on the analytical need. Specac's range of FTIR accessories can easily cater to a wide range of these ...
BySpecac based in Orpington, UNITED KINGDOM
One of the key security challenges in the present day world is the border security. The concern for increasing activity in terrorism as well as smuggling of illegal substances across the borders requires advanced detection technologies and close co-operation between the authorities and the instrument manufacturers. In particular, the deployment of practical efficient means to detect hidden persons and illegal substances at border crossing points is an instrumental challenge. The required trace gas analyzer, which ...
ByGasera Ltd based in Turku, FINLAND
Continuous Emission Monitoring Systems (CEMS) are Deployed to Provide Critical Information Based on Gas ...
ByGasera Ltd based in Turku, FINLAND
Not a day goes by in modern hospitals and health care institutions without the use of inhaled anesthetics for general anesthesia. Inhaled anesthetics have seen a great improvement over time. Anesthetic effect is being safer for patients and health care workers. However, occupational exposure to waste anesthetic gases (WAG) is far from being a problem solved. It is well agreed to keep the occupational exposure to a reasonable minimum by improved scavenging, ventilation and working habits alongside following ...
ByGasera Ltd based in Turku, FINLAND