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...
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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...
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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...
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Communication is key in all areas of life; in fact, our ability to communicate in such complex ways with each other is arguably one of our most defining features as a species. With this in mind, it’s...
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Most multi-sensor gas detectors include sensors used to measure the four most commonly encountered hazards: oxygen deficiency (and enrichment), LEL combustible gas, carbon monoxide and hydrogen sulphi...
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Competition in the global market place has helped to drive down the cost of gas detection, and means that today’s customers have access to a myriad of differing solutions. The down side of more choice...
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Not a single day goes by without reports in the media about increasing CO2 levels, increasing temperatures and rising sea level resulting from global climate change. As is the case with most topics, t...
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The arctic regions are expected to suffer the brunt of any temperature increases associated with global warming. A major change concomitant with warming is the release of carbon in the form of methane...
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City Technology’s German facility in Bonn is the centre of excellence for the design and manufacture of the Sensoric family of electrochemical toxic gas sensors. Enjoying a reputation for innovation,...
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Many chemical compounds and gases are invisible to the naked eye. Yet many companies work intensively with these substances before, during and after their production processes. This article discusses...
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The evolution of the portable gas detector can be likened to that of the mobile phone, which started its life as a large and cumbersome object requiring an even larger battery pack. These archaic tele...
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Many chemical compounds and gases are invisible to the naked eye. Yet many companies work intensively with these substances before, during and after their production processes. This article discusses...
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Confined spaces can be found in a wide variety of industries and applications and these environments can present an array of hazards for operators. As the name might suggest, a confined space is a loc...
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The risks posed by Landfill gas migration are not always well understood. This is usually a result of monitoring programmes failing to identify the true subsurface gas regime and producing conceptual...
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When it comes to integrating gas detection, the perfect solution for most end users would be a “one size fits all” approach where a universal device could be used to interface with any existing gas de...
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