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Get a measurement in a few minutes extracting oil from water using S-316 extraction solvent and measuring the oil content using a Model OCMA-550 NDIR ...
ByHORIBA Europe GmbH based in Leichlingen, GERMANY
Anesthesia agent monitoring identifies and quantifies the anesthesia. This is done by using infrared absorption techniques to control the phases of the anesthesia. Therefore several gases have to be measured at once – online, accurately and ...
ByAxetris AG based in Kaegiswil, SWITZERLAND
Continuous Emission Monitoring Systems (CEMS) are Deployed to Provide Critical Information Based on Gas ...
ByGasera Ltd based in Turku, FINLAND
CIC Photonics’ extensive experience with gas analysis has also included what the industry refers to as Specialty Gases, as distinguished from Semi Gases, Electronic Specialty Gases, and Industrial Gases. Specialty Gases are high purity gases used across many applications by researchers, by government agencies, and by commercial businesses. Included among these users and applications are: hospitals for medical gases; environmental labs and testing companies for blends of protocol gas mixtures; calibration gases; ...
ByCIC Photonics based in Albuquerque, NEW MEXICO (USA)
Employ superior trace gas monitoring solutions for your most demanding indoor air quality challenges. Indoor environment monitoring spreads across multiple scientific fields and activity sectors. If you're a researcher, specialized consultant, equipment manufacturer, or building developer, indoor environment monitoring is critical to ensure optimal safety, operation, and testing conditions. Advanced Energy delivers leading-ege gas detection and measurement solutions that are ideal for building science, field ...
ByAdvanced Energy Industries, Inc. based in Denver, COLORADO (USA)
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