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KVOC-1000 VOCs gas analyzer

Describe:Measuring principle: GC-FIDThe KVOC-1000 is used to measure methane (CH4), total non-methane hydrocarbons (NMHCs), benzene series (BTEX) and other volatile organic compounds(VOCs)inaccordance with the Gas Chromatographyand hydrogen flame ionization detector (FID) technology.Speci

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Measuring principle: GC-FID

The KVOC-1000 is used to measure methane (CH4), total non-methane hydrocarbons (NMHCs), benzene series (BTEX) and other volatile organic compoundsVOCsin  accordance with the Gas Chromatography and hydrogen flame ionization detector (FID) technology.

Specification:

Measuring gas: CH4, NMHC, BTEX, etc

Detection limits: 0.8 mg/m3

Repeatability: 2%

Linearity error: no more than ±2% F.S.

Zero drift:  ±3% (24h)

Range drift:  ±3% (24h)

Output and communication protocols: 4~20 mA, RS-232 / RS-485, Modbus RTU

Size: 6U (19-inch standard chassis)

Power supply: 220±22 VAC, 50±50 Hz

Power consumption: 120 W

Ambient temperature: 10~30 °C

Features:

Using a special column combination, the sample is kept at 180 °C, peaking within 30s, no residue and high sensitivity

With power-on self-test, gas off protection, power failure automatic restart and alarm and other functions to ensure the safety and stability of the system

FID detector with automatic ignition function and wide range output, linear range 10-7

Automatic electronic flow control (EPC) technology to control carrier gas, air and hydrogen with high accuracy (0.01psi), good repeatability and reproducibility

The core components have high reliability and long service life

Applications:

On-line monitoring of fixed pollution source emissions, petrochemical, chemical, pharmaceutical, building materials, spraying, etc., and discharge outlets of large industrial and mining enterprises

On-line monitoring of ambient air, factory boundary and ambient air

Process monitoring