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The UT-3000 Ng mobile is specifically designed to measure ultratrace amounts of mercury in natural gas at differing sites. The system, for example, thus allows to monitor the efficiency of different Mercury Removal Units (MRUs) in natural gas processing plants. -
The VM-3000 Mercury Vapor Monitor measures the mercury concentration in gases continuously. It is used in the laboratory or can be installed at places where mercury has to be monitored. It is a great tool for plenty of different fields of applications in scientific research or the industrial sector:- Work place monitoring
- Research and science
- Emissions monitoring
- Quality control of industrial gas
- Investigation of contaminated sites
- Environmental monitoring
- Hazardous waste inspection
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Robust and accurate back scattering dust monitor for rough industrial installations
QAL1 certified continuous monitoring of particulates concentration. Thanks to the backscattering technology, the LED light beam provides an accurate measurement (insensitive to ambient light). The self-checking anti-fouling functions and the continuous automatic correction system correct possible measurement drifts. This device is suitable for small and medium diameter ducts, for very low and medium dust concentrations as well as for light to dark coloured particles. -
Ideal for controlling polluting emissions
Uses a highly sensitive mass flow meter as a detector. Simultaneous and continuous measurement of 5 gases : CO2 - CO - CH4 - NOX - SO2 - O2 - NO - N2O -
ZPA is best suited to the measurement of exhaust gas from refuse incinerators, boilers, and various industrial furnaces.
NO, SO2, CO2, CO, CH4 Non-dispersion infrared-ray absorption methodSingle light source and single beams (single beam system) O2 : Galvanic fuel cell O2 analyzer (built-in) paramagnetic O2 analyzer (built-in), or zirconia O2 analyzer (externally installed TYPE: ZFK7) -
Compact and easy to use Excellent stability over time No influence of humidity on the measurement Automatic calibration, communication and alarms Simultaneous and continuous measurement of the concentration of 5 gases: CO - CO2 - NO - NOX - SO2 - CH4 - O2
