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Gas Detection
Friday 25 November 2011

Applications of Stationary Photo Ionisation Detectors

PID (Photo - Ionisation - Detectors) are used to detect substances which are not detectable with other methods, like in solvents or fuels. These so – called VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds) are not o... Read More
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Gas Detection
Friday 25 November 2011

 New Vented Oxygen Sensor Moves Reliability, Stability and Performance to a New Level

 More than 95% of City’s oxygen sensors are installed in personal life safety equipment, giving security and peace of mind to individuals whose duties involve entering the potentially hazardous enviro... Read More
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Gas Detection
Monday 21 November 2011

New 4OXV Vented Oxygen Sensor Moves Reliability, Stability and Performance to a New Level

More than 95% of City’s oxygen sensors are installed in personal life safety equipment, giving security and peace of mind to individuals whose duties involve entering the potentially hazardous environ... Read More
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Oct 20 2011 - Choosing the Best Technologies for Combustible Gas and VOC Measurement
Oct 20 2011 - Using Communication Protocols Like HART® to Enhance On-site Gas Detection
Aug 11 2011 - How Green is Your Gas Detector?
Aug 11 2011 - How to Reduce the Cost of Gas Detection with the Right Solution
Jun 21 2011 - Gas Imaging Cameras -Making Invisible Gas Leaks Visible
Jun 20 2011 - 20 Years of Excellence in Toxic Gas Sensor Manufacture
Jun 20 2011 - Methane Bubbles - What They Can Tell Us About the Impacts of Global Temperature Changes
Jun 20 2011 - Methane Bubbles – What They Can Tell Us About the Impacts of Global Temperature Changes
Mar 18 2011 - The Evolution of Portable Gas Detection - Gem Bayless
Mar 14 2011 - Gas Imaging Cameras - Making Invisible Gas Leaks Visible - Steve Beynon
Feb 16 2011 - Council of Gas Detection and environmental monitoring (cogdem) - John Saffell & Leigh Greenham
Feb 16 2011 - Economic Operation of continuous flow dryers - Ingo Edler
Feb 11 2011 - Selection And Use of Portable Gas Detection Technology for protection of workers in confined spaces - Patrick Hogan
Feb 11 2011 - Optimized Protection against Explosion Hazards and Toxic Gases using photo ionisation detectors - Dr. Horst Bleichert
Feb 11 2011 - Construction Hazards what you don’t see will hurt you - David D. Wagner
Feb 10 2011 - Gas Mixtures for Flammability Monitoring what levels do i use? - Noor Ali
Feb 10 2011 - Direct Reading Gas Detectors for toxic killers - Robert E. Henderson
Feb 10 2011 - Sensor Technology for industrial safety - Jonathan Gilby
Feb 10 2011 - Nanomaterials and MEMS: the changing face of gas sensing -John Saffell
Feb 09 2011 - Can the Processing Industries Feel Safe with Traditional Gas Leak Detection? “increasing safety with ultrasonic gas leak detection” - Martin T Olesen
Feb 09 2011 - Refrigerant Leaks in Fishing Vessels – the danger is known, so why so little action? - Dr. Lorcan J. Maher
Feb 09 2011 - Personal Monitoring vs. Industrial Hygiene choices in gas monitoring instrumentation - Matt Thiel
Nov 29 2010 - Continuous Landfill Gas Monitoring – Understanding the Risk - Dr Peter Morris
Nov 29 2010 - Dealing with Confined Space Entry - Gem Bayless
Oct 05 2010 - MCERTS Approval - Latest Standard, Gas Analysis and Flow Measurement - Derrick Timms

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