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    GASMET Specs

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    Nikola Misic
    The FTIR analyzer uses a primary filter with a ceramic 2 μm filter element heated to 180°C to filter particulates from sampled gas. A heated PTFE sampling line at 200°C transports gas to a secondary 0.1 μm sintered steel filter at 180°C before entering the gas cell. The gas cell has a fixed 2.5, 5, or 9.8 m path length and is heated to 180°C. The spectrometer has a resolution of 8 cm-1, scan frequency of 10 spectra/second, and wavelength range of 900-4200 cm-1. The FTIR analyzer was previously calibrated for 16 combustion gases over concentration ranges of 40 vol% to 100 ppm

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    The FTIR analyzer uses a primary filter with a ceramic 2 μm filter element heated to 180°C to filter particulates from sampled gas. A heated PTFE sampling line at 200°C transports gas to a secondary 0.1 μm sintered steel filter at 180°C before entering the gas cell. The gas cell has a fixed 2.5, 5, or 9.8 m path length and is heated to 180°C. The spectrometer has a resolution of 8 cm-1, scan frequency of 10 spectra/second, and wavelength range of 900-4200 cm-1. The FTIR analyzer was previously calibrated for 16 combustion gases over concentration ranges of 40 vol% to 100 ppm

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    The FTIR analyzer uses a primary filter with a ceramic 2 μm filter element heated to 180°C to filter particulates from sampled gas. A heated PTFE sampling line at 200°C transports gas to a secondary 0.1 μm sintered steel filter at 180°C before entering the gas cell. The gas cell has a fixed 2.5, 5, or 9.8 m path length and is heated to 180°C. The spectrometer has a resolution of 8 cm-1, scan frequency of 10 spectra/second, and wavelength range of 900-4200 cm-1. The FTIR analyzer was previously calibrated for 16 combustion gases over concentration ranges of 40 vol% to 100 ppm

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    GASMET Specs

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    Nikola Misic
    The FTIR analyzer uses a primary filter with a ceramic 2 μm filter element heated to 180°C to filter particulates from sampled gas. A heated PTFE sampling line at 200°C transports gas to a secondary 0.1 μm sintered steel filter at 180°C before entering the gas cell. The gas cell has a fixed 2.5, 5, or 9.8 m path length and is heated to 180°C. The spectrometer has a resolution of 8 cm-1, scan frequency of 10 spectra/second, and wavelength range of 900-4200 cm-1. The FTIR analyzer was previously calibrated for 16 combustion gases over concentration ranges of 40 vol% to 100 ppm

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    Primary filter Probe type: M&C PSP 4000-H

    Filter chamber volume 40 cm3


    Filter element: S-2K ceramic, 2 μm
    Probe temperature: Adjustable between 100 to 180 °C, pre-
    set at works to 180 °C
    Sampling tubing – Heated lines Carrying hose: Heated PTFE core
    Operation temperature: 200 oC maximum
    Core: 6/4 mm (OD/ID) PTFE
    Length: 3 m before secondary filter + 1 m after secondary
    filter (trebalo bi da je ova duzina, nisam nasao podatak u
    specifikacijama)
    Secondary filter Material: Bonded microfiber (sintered steel 0.1μ as an a
    option)
    Gas filtration: Filtration of particulates 2 μm
    Temperature: 180 ºC
    Gas cell Structure: Multi-pass; fixed path length of 2.5, 5.0, or 9.8 m
    Material: 100 % gold and rhodium coated aluminium
    Mirrors: Fixed rhodium supported gold coating
    Volume: 0.45 dm3
    Temperature: 180 oC
    Maximum sample gas pressure: 2 bar
    Flow rate: 1 - 5 dm3/min
    Pump Maximum flow: ~4 l/min, constant
    Spectrometer Interferometer: Gasmet Technologies Oy’s GICCOR
    interferometer
    Resolution: 8 cm-1 (4 cm-1 is an option)
    Scan frequency: 10 spectra/second
    Aperture: 1’’
    Detector: Thermo-electrically cooled mercury cadmium
    telluride (MCT) detector
    IR source: Ceramic (SiC), at 1550 K temperature
    Beam splitter: ZnSe
    Optical window material: ZnSe
    Wave number range: 900 – 4200 cm-1 with ZnSe/MCTP
    The FTIR analyzer was previously calibrated with well known concentration standards in order
    to quantify 16 gaseous combustion products: Water vapor (H2O), Carbon dioxide (CO2), Carbon
    monoxide (CO), Nitrous oxide (N2O), Nitrogen monoxide (NO), Nitrogen dioxide (NO 2), Sulfur
    dioxide (SO2), Ammonia (NH3), Hydrogen chloride (HCl), Hydrogen fluoride (HF), Methane
    (CH4), Ethane (C2H6), Ethylene (C2H4), Propane (C3H8), n-Hexane (C6H14), Formaldehyde
    (CHOH).

    Gas concerned Calibration range


    H2O 40 vol-%
    CO2 30 vol-%
    CO 10000 ppm
    N2O 500 ppm
    NO 2000 ppm
    NO2 500 ppm
    SO2 2000 ppm
    NH3 500 ppm
    HCl 500 ppm
    HF 100 ppm
    CH4 1000 ppm
    C2H6 100 ppm
    C2H4 100 ppm
    C3H8 100 ppm
    C6H14 100 ppm
    CHOH 50 ppm

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