Gas chromatography, often abbreviated to GC, is a staple analytical tool in all manner of quality control and research facilities. It is used to detect specific volatile elements in a gas-phase mixture, to quantify the concentration of specific chemicals, and/or to generate a full spectrum of chemical content. This is extremely valuable in a wide
Read MoreUltra-high-purity gas mixing and blending is vital to an extremely broad cross-section of market areas. Although it sounds simple enough, there is more to gas
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Read MoreAir Pollution : Ammonia and Hydrogen Sulfide and Ambient Calibration
The most common air pollutants include carbon monoxide, ground level ozone, nitrogen oxides, particulate matter, sulfur oxides, and volatile organic compounds. There are other pollutants
Read MoreHumidification and Gas Flow
One of the most popular options for an Environics Gas Mixing or Dilution system is humidification. The Environics humidifier option or our stand-alone humidifier allows
Read MoreToday, let’s look at a key piece of documentation that you will receive one for each MFC in a new unit and with each recalibration,
Read MoreGas metal arc welding (GMAW) is a joining process that consumes shielding gas in significant volumes. Even hobbyists and other small-scale users of MIG welders
Read MoreMonitoring the composition of ambient air is a vital process in maintaining the quality of the air we breathe. The World Health Organisation (WHO) has attributed millions of deaths per year to air pollution and inhalation of industrial particulates emitted by vehicles and industrial plants. New research has underlined the severity of the issue, suggesting that the health impacts associated with polluted air are more severe than previously believed. The European Heart Journal estimates that air pollution reduces the mean life expectancy in Europe by approximately 2.2 years[1].
Gas flow systems serve myriad purposes around the world. They are used to calibrate gas chromatographs (GC) in laboratory and analytical facilities and have been
Read MoreMFCs for Hypoxia Training
Thermal mass flow controllers (MFCs) are often used to control the flow of a gas species based on the dissipation of thermal energy. This is achieved by integrating a sensor tube into the flow system which is equipped with up and downstream temperature sensors. The gas absorbs heat as it enters the component and loses
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