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Non-spectral infrared absorption, non-spectral ultraviolet absorption

2009-02-24View Original

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:) What do agnostic infrared absorption and agnostic ultraviolet absorption mean and what are the specific differences? This post was last edited by lifanwang on 2009-3-11 12:44 ]
Reply #22009-02-25
Technical parameters of GXH-105 infrared gas analyzer Main technical data ● Range: Standard range of NH3 analyzer: 0-0.5%; 0-5%; 0-10%; 0-15%; 0-20%; 0-25% (or determined according to user needs). For CO, CO2, CH4 and other gases, constant analysis can be done in any range from 0-0.2% to 0-100%.   ● Repeatability: ≤1% ● Response sensitivity: ≤0.2%FS ●Stability: zero point drift ≤±2%FS/24h; range drift ≤±3%FS/24h ●Linearity error: ≤2% ●Measurement value output: 4-20mADC or 0-20mADC ●Instrument response time: T90≤15S ●Measurement gas flow: 0.3-0.8L/min ●In the range of 5-40℃, the indication deviation of zero point and full scale caused by temperature changes is ≤3%FS ●Using ambient temperature: 0-40℃ Relative humidity ≤80% ●Power supply: 220V±10%; 50HZ±1% ●Power consumption: 120VA ● Weight: 15kg ●Outside dimensions: width 484×height 146×depth 290mm; Installation opening size: width 446×height 146mm ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Main features ● 19” embedded standard chassis, suitable for installation in complete sets of equipment.   ● Fully functional: It has functions such as constant temperature, linearization, range switching, limit alarm, and constant current output.   ● Measuring range: One instrument can provide two measuring ranges, the ratio of the two measuring ranges is 10: 1 range is determined according to user needs.   ● Linear output: The first range is a linear indication and linear output signal, and the second range provides a VOL-mADC curve or dial scale.   Purpose and application areas:   ● It is used to continuously and automatically analyze and determine the white concentration (VOL-%) of NH3, CO, CO2, CH4 and other gases in various gas mixtures. It is widely used in non-explosion-proof places in the fields of petroleum, chemical industry, fertilizer, metallurgy, agriculture and mechanical industry chemical heat treatment.   ● Display mode: pointer instrument display, or digital display, and the concentration value of the measured gas can be read directly from the digital display.   ● Limit alarm: This instrument has two limit alarm points, which can be freely adjusted by the user.   ● Output signal: The measured value output signal is 4-20mADC or 0-20 mADC (within a load of 600). The limit alarm signal outputs two passive switch contact signals (normally open or normally closed) ● This instrument uses an advanced single light source to realize dual optical paths, a single tube separated by half a gas chamber and a highly stable and reliable pyroelectric detector. It has stable long-term operation and small zero point drift, and is suitable for online analysis of industrial process gases.   ● Simple operation, low maintenance and long service life.   --------------------------------------------------------------------------------   Instrument introduction ● The GXH-105 infrared analyzer is a non-spectral infrared gas analyzer. Its working principle is based on the fact that gases such as NH3, CO, CO2, CH4, SO2, NOX, etc. all have their own corresponding (different) body absorption characteristics of specific wavelengths of radiation energy in the infrared band. The degree of absorption of radiation energy at a specific wavelength depends on the corresponding concentration of the measured gas. ● The infrared radiation energy absorbed by the measured gas passes through a specific wavelength filter and acts on the pyroelectric detector, that is, it is converted into an electrical signal corresponding to the concentration value of the measured gas. Then the electrical signal is compared with a constant reference electrical signal equivalent to zero (N2) of the measured gas, and the difference is amplified, detected, optical path balanced, zero, end point adjustment, linearization correction, etc., and the percentage concentration of the measured gas is displayed on the instrument indicator. Working principle: Infrared gas analyzers are non-spectral infrared analyzers. Its working principle is based on the selective absorption of infrared rays by certain gases. The instrument uses an advanced single light source, a single tube separated by half a gas chamber, and a new pyroelectric detector with high stability and reliability. Compared with similar products, the biggest features of this product are high stability (the instrument works stably for a long time and the zero point drift is small), high reliability (solid detector) and high selectivity. Purpose and application areas: It is used to continuously measure the relative concentration of gases and is widely used in petroleum, chemical industry, fertilizer, environmental protection, building materials, metallurgy, agriculture, scientific research and medical and health fields. Main technical indicators: Can be used to measure: NH3, CO, CO2, CH4, SO2 and other gases. Response sensitivity: ≤0.2%FS repeatability: ≤1%FS zero drift: ≤±1%FS/7d range drift: ≤±1%FS/7d linear error: ≤±1%FS response time:
Reply #32009-02-27
The essence of the 2nd floor’s explanation of non-dispersion is as follows:: Gases all have their own corresponding (different) body absorption characteristics of radiation energy of specific wavelengths in the infrared band. The degree of absorption of radiation energy at a specific wavelength depends on the corresponding concentration of the measured gas. ● The infrared radiation energy absorbed by the measured gas passes through a specific wavelength filter and acts on the pyroelectric detector, that is, it is converted into an electrical signal corresponding to the concentration value of the measured gas. Then the electrical signal is compared with a constant reference electrical signal equivalent to zero (N2) of the measured gas, and the difference is amplified, detected, optical path balanced, zero, end point adjustment, linearization correction, etc., and the percentage concentration of the measured gas is displayed on the instrument indicator. Got it, thank you.

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