The anaerobic digestion process is typically used as a means of waste disposal or energy production. Anaerobic digestion of bio-waste in developing countries is extremely beneficial as it doesn’t just generate clean and safe energy, it also contributes towards other economic development issues and has considerable environmental benefits. In this article we will explore the many …
What Are Laboratory Gases? A laboratory gas is a gas used in laboratories for various purposes. Common laboratory gases include nitrogen, oxygen, hydrogen, helium, carbon dioxide, and argon. These gases are used in a variety of applications in research, manufacturing, and medical laboratories. Nitrogen: providing an inert atmosphere for chemical reactions, flushing out air from pipes, …
Most of us are aware of the dangers common gases can cause like carbon monoxide and methane; however, nitrous oxide is a little less well known. This article will explore what nitrous oxide is, what it does, its uses, nitrous oxide side effects, and the importance of nitrous oxide measurement. What Is Nitrous Oxide? Nitrous oxide …
SF6 leak detection is vital for monitoring SF6 concentration during production, handling and use. As an incredibly potent greenhouse gas, finding SF6 leaks early is important to prevent gas escaping and harming the atmosphere. What is SF6? SF6, or sulfur hexafluoride, is …
What is ‘Calibration’? Gas detector calibration is vital for ensuring the safety and efficacy of gas detectors. Calibration ensures that the actual measured value of a detector is correct against a known measurement, or a standard. Why do we need to calibrate gas detectors? Our CO2 sensors utilise non-dispersive infrared technology to detect …
A gas leak sensor is a crucial piece of equipment. Not only do they ensure the safety of workers in several industries, but in many settings, such as the food industry, a gas leak sensor also monitors gas levels to ensure the products maintain high quality and standards. Many gases commonly used in industry such as …
