Multigas analyzer Rapidox 7100
COCH4biogas

Multigas analyzer - Rapidox 7100 - Cambridge Sensotec - CO / CH4 / biogas
Multigas analyzer - Rapidox 7100 - Cambridge Sensotec - CO / CH4 / biogas
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Characteristics

Measured entity
CO, CH4, biogas, syngas, multigas
Application domain
monitoring, for environmental assessments
Measured value
dew-point, purity
Configuration
benchtop, for integration
Other characteristics
multi-parameter, simultaneous, sampling, with touchscreen, control, ppb, with CO2/O2 sensor

Description

The Rapidox 7100 Multigas Analyser is a high specification instrument designed for the analysis, control and monitoring of process gas in a wide range of industries. It allows the option of selecting multiple gas sensing configurations to suit the particular application. The analyser is housed within a 19″ (482mm) enclosure for convenient mounting into an industry standard test equipment rack. Up to six gases are simultaneously measured using a range of high precision gas sensors; each sensor is specially designed and calibrated to avoid any cross interference effects with the background process gas. Safety is ensured by the inclusion of flashback arrestors in the gas measuring circuit where required. Measurable gases include amongst others: CO2, CO, H2O, O2, C2H4, SO2, CH4, H2 and H2S. When configured for applications where the gases are energy containing (e.g. Biogas, Syngas) the calorific value of the gas sample is determined using thermodynamic calculations and simultaneously logged and displayed on-screen. An optional pump enables two modes of operations. For samples that are taken from a gas source at atmospheric pressure or below, the pump is activated to draw a sample through the analyser. Alternatively the pump can be deactivated when sampling from a source at greater than atmospheric, allowing the gas to flow through the analyser. Gas flow is regulated manually via a rotary knob on the fascia and displayed electronically on the screen.

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