Photoacoustic Multi-gas Analyser GASERA ONE Can Be Tailored To Several Applications

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Photoacoustic Multi-gas Analyser GASERA ONE Can Be Tailored To Several Applications

12 Mar, 2018

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GASERA ONEs are ultra-sensitive multi-gas analysers. Their patented, cantilever-enhanced photoacoustic technology makes GASERA ONEs as market-disruptive gas measurement solutions for example for climate change prevention, and occupational safety improvement.

All GASERA ONE analysers are based on ultra-sensitive cantilever-enhanced photoacoustic technology, which provides sub-ppb level detection sensitivity. GASERA ONEs can be tailored to suit different applications by selecting optimal lasers and/or light sources. Light sources can range from broadband infrared source with optical filters to widely unable quantum cascade lasers (QCLs).

Several application options of the GASERA ONE products include: airborne molecular contamination (AMC) monitoring, animal husbandry (measuring methane, carbon dioxide and ammonia), fence line monitoring (ambient background levels of HF, ammonia, formaldehyde and benzene), indoor air quality (realtime monitoring of VOC’s, formaldehyde, toluene, benzene, xylene and perchloroethene), ship emissions monitoring (detecting SO2 and CO2), soil analysis (ratio of N2O and ammonia in the soil) and waste anesthetic gases (fluranes and N2O).

For even more complex measurement scenarios, several GASERA ONEs can be stacked and synchronised to provide a solution for a particular application. Read more at www.gasera.fi

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