In-depth technical articles on the various types of chemical and gas sensors, how they work, and how they are used in real-world applications.
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Multiparameter Water Analyzer from Forston Labs March 21, 2010
The LabNavigator from Forston Labs, Fort Collins, CO, is a multi-technology, multisensor analytical measurement platform for water analysis.More>>
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RAE Systems Granted United States Patent for Dosimeter November 18, 2009
Radiation detector deployed in GammaRAE II R increases measurement range and detects rate and dose. More>>
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Hydrogen Sulfide Detector from KWJ Engineering November 16, 2009
The Pocket H2S Pro from KWJ Engineering Inc., Newark, CA, is a key-fob-sized personal hydrogen sulfide detector that weighs <1 oz., and protects from low- and high-level exposure to hydrogen sulfide.More>>
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Fully Integrated NIR Camera from FLIR November 16, 2009
FLIR Systems Inc., North Billerica, MA, offers the Model SC2500-NIR NIR camera for science and research applications.More>>
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Hydrogen-Specific Sensing for Industrial Process Control and Safety May 1, 2008
Monitoring hydrogen in the process industries is important for both process optimization and for safety. H2Scan has developed inline, solid-state palladium-nickel-based sensors that are highly selective to hydrogen, do not require oxygen to operate, and can detect hydrogen in concentrations from a...More>>
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Analyzing Gas Samples with Laser-Based Spectroscopy March 1, 2008
Continuous-wave cavity ring-down spectroscopy uses the behavior of laser light passed through a gas sample to provide fast and accurate measurements of contaminants down to parts per trillion (ppt) levels.More>>
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On-Site Trace Chemical Detection, Part 2: IMS and DMS Working Together February 1, 2008
Last month we discussed how IMS and DMS are used for trace chemical detection. Now we consider how the two technologies can be used in tandem to achieve greater selectivity and sensitivity and fewer false positives.More>>
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On-Site Trace Chemical Detection, Part 1: Understanding Ion Mobility and Differential Ion Mobility Spectroscopy January 1, 2008
The first installment of this two-part series discusses ion mobility spectroscopy (IMS), the leading contender for fast and reliable detection of trace chemicals, and differential ion mobility spectroscopy (DMS), a related technology that provides faster, smaller and more sensitive sensors capable...More>>
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Solid-State Acoustic Wave Viscosity Sensors: The Future of Oil Condition Monitoring November 1, 2007
Knowing the viscosity of an oil allows you to determine its condition; we evaluate a real-time viscosity sensor and compare its results with those generated using a lab rheometer.More>>
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Monitoring Industrial-Machinery Lubricants October 1, 2007
By keeping tabs on your equipment's lubricating fluids, you can prolong the operating life of your machinery and reduce the cost of ownership.More>>
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