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Continuous Monitoring of Flue

Continuous Monitoring of Flue

Continuous Monitoring of Flue

Continuous Monitoring of Flue

and Combustible or Hazardous

and Combustible or Hazardous

and Combustible or Hazardous

and Combustible or Hazardous

Gases and Vapors

Gases and Vapors

Gases and Vapors

Gases and Vapors

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Introduction

Introduction

Introduction

Introduction

The detection or monitoring of flue gases and or hazardous gases has been a complex subject and makes choosing an appropriate gas monitoring instrument a difficult task. Emission monitoring are legal requirements governing air pollutants

released into the atmosphere. Emission standards set quantitative limits on the permissible amount of specific air pollutants that may be released from specific sources over specific timeframes. They are generally designed to achieve air quality standards and to protect human health. Furnaces, heaters, boilers burn fuel in the presence of oxygen and produces flue gases. Scrubbers in continuous process industries release toxic or hazardous gases. In event of solvent handling process industries, combustible or flammable vapors are present at working places.

In case of Furnaces, heaters, boilers, achieving an intelligent balance of fuel and air will provide the most efficient combustion and highest cost savings.

For Scrubbers, release of toxic or hazardous gases in air, continuous analysis and or monitoring achieve regulating it and protect environment.

In process industries, solvent vapor or hazardous gases leakage is a common problem. The

combustible mixture present at work environment can lead to fatal fire and explosion. A flame proof

gas detector installed near probable leakage places, which measure %LEL at work place, can control such situation.

There is a growing need for more comprehensive gas analysis in line with rising public concern over the effects of combustion exhaust gas on the global environment and the desire to conserve energy.

Static Control Consulting Engineers, has designed a cost effective, low maintenance, reliable, Online Gas Analyzer and Combustible Gas detector.

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On Line Gas Analyzer

FEATURE

FEATURE

FEATURE

FEATURE

• Latest microcontroller based technology • Digital Display with status LED

• Built – in simultaneously analyzed up to 8 gases at s time

• Programmable unit in ppm & mg/m3 (Optional)

• Isolated 4-20 mA or 0-1 V DC output per each gas

• Relay change over contact per each gas • RS 485, MODBUS protocol for remote PC

interface

• High / Low gas, high pressure, high temperature shut off events available. • PTFE Sample lines (SS304 optional) • Buzzer for high / Low gas level detection • Real Time Data logging

ADVANTAGES

ADVANTAGES

ADVANTAGES

ADVANTAGES

• Low cost of ownership, maintenance and installation

• Ensured after sales & service support

Spares and accessories available immediately

TECHNICAL SPEC

TECHNICAL SPEC

TECHNICAL SPEC

TECHNICAL SPEC.... ANAL

ANAL

ANALYZER

ANAL

YZER

YZER

YZER

• Sensor - Electrochemical & NDIR • Drift - 2% of Signal

• Power supply - 230 VAC, 50 Hz • Zero Gas, Span Gas facility • Programmable Auto purging

Partial List of Measured Gases Partial List of Measured Gases Partial List of Measured Gases Partial List of Measured Gases Parameter Nominal Range Resolution

O O O O2222 0-100% 0.1 % CO COCO CO 0-4000 ppm 1 ppm CO COCO CO2222 0-100 % 1 % NO NONO NO 0-1000 ppm 1 ppm NO NONO NO2222 0-100 ppm 0.1 ppm SO SO SO SO2222 0-2000 ppm 1 ppm H HH H2222SS SS 0-50 ppm 0.1 ppm NH NH NH NH3333 0-5000 ppm 1 ppm HCL HCLHCL HCL 0-50 ppm 0.1 ppm CL CL CL CL2222 0-20 ppm 0.1 ppm

Other Gases and ranges available on request Other Gases and ranges available on request Other Gases and ranges available on request Other Gases and ranges available on request

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SYSTEM COMPONENTS

SYSTEM COMPONENTS

SYSTEM COMPONENTS

SYSTEM COMPONENTS

Heated sampling Heated sampling Heated sampling

Heated sampling ProbeProbeProbeProbe

• Operating temperature - Max. 180ºC (High Temp. Probe on request) • Max. working pressure - 6 bar • Voltage - 230 V, 50/60Hz • Filter - 5 micron Ceramic Filter • Probe material - SS

• Mounting - Flange type

Non heated sample Gas line (Optional) Non heated sample Gas line (Optional) Non heated sample Gas line (Optional) Non heated sample Gas line (Optional)

• Material : PTFE • Dimension : ¼ inch OD

Heated Sample Gas line available on request

Sample Conditioning Unit Sample Conditioning Unit Sample Conditioning Unit Sample Conditioning Unit

Microcontroller base unit

Microcontroller base unit Microcontroller base unit

Microcontroller base unit

• High quality vacuum pump for sampling of gas

• Pre cooler fine filters to remove drain, dust in sample gas

• Auto drain and auto purging facility • 2 way solenoid valves for sampling,

purging, drain, zero gas and calibration gas

• Rotameter to monitor the flow of sample gas

• Drain pump (Optional) for removal of condensate

• Gas Scrubbers (Optional)

Cooler

Cooler Cooler

Cooler

• Air Cooler, Static Control Make max. inlet temp. 80 ºC

• Power supply - 230 VAC, 50 Hz Refrigerant type cooler (Optional)

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Online Gas Detector

Technical Specification

Technical Specification

Technical Specification

Technical Specification

• MOC : Instrument Body – Die Casting Aluminum Exd IIA/IIB certified IIC available on request • Sensor Housing – SS304

• Sensor Type – Catalytic, ATEX, UL, CSA approved Exd IIC T6 • Gas types : Combustible Gas Vapor

• Input voltage : 24 volts DC OR 230V AC on request • Analogue output : 4 to 20mA (10 bit resolution)

• Communication : Modbus RS485 protocol with PC (Optional) • Measurement range : 0-100% LEL

• Response time : Flammable Gases - typically T90 < 20 sec (CH4) • Measurement resolution : Flammable gases - 1% LEL

• IP rating : Enclosure IP65 • Display : 4 Digit, 7 segment

• Real Time Data Logging : Optional

• Operating temperature : - 200 C to +550 C • Humidity range : 0-90% RH non-condensing • Operating pressure : 1 Atmospheric + 20%

Combustible Gases offered Combustible Gases offeredCombustible Gases offered Combustible Gases offered Methane Acetone Propane

n-Butane Carbon Monoxide Methyl Ethyl Ketone n-Pentane Toluene Ethyl Acetate n-Hexane n-Heptane Hydrogen n-Octane Ammonia Methanol Cyclohexane Ethanol Gasoline IPA Acetylene Ethylene

Before Ordering Specify Target Gas

F F F

For Further information :or Further information :or Further information :or Further information :

Static Control Consulting Engineers 11, Shubh Laxmi Industrial Estate, Opp. Vadodara Timber mart, Nr. Maa Anasuya Nagar, Pratap-Nagar Dabhoi Road, Vadodara 390025, Gujarat, India Tel : 09427312923, 09099912923

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