Gas detection
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The SONIMIX 2106 uses the sonic nozzle principle. A sonic nozzle is a restriction where the critical flow is reached. When a flowing gas passes through a restriction, such as the throat of a convergent-divergent nozzle, under specific conditions it reaches the supersonic speed at the critical flow. At this state any downstream conditions changes like temperature or pressure will not affect the flow. The use of sonic nozzles is described in the ISO 6145-6 norm 'Gas analysis – Preparation of calibration gas mixtures using dynamic volumetric methods – Part 6. Critical orifices'.
This principle provides several benefits:
Today more than 500 units of Sonimix 2106 are installed worldwide. By tracking their performances into our ISO 1702, it shows the long term stability and accuracy even for devices having more than 15 years.
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IET 36.3 May