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Refrigerant Gases for the Electric Power Industry- How to Monitor SF6

23.02.2021

One of the biggest safety challenges in the electric power industry is managing the risks posed by unwanted electrical discharges. With an increasing move towards renewable energy sources, such as solar, wind and biogas, there is a need for many more individual connections to the national electrical grid, which means the need for more switchgears. Switchgears …

Controlling CO2 Emissions with Agricultural Gas Sensors

17.11.2020

Agriculture in the UK is responsible for 9% of total greenhouse gas emissions, with that number rising to 30% of worldwide total emissions.1 There are a variety of sources for such gases in agriculture, including methane production from livestock, carbon dioxide release on soil disturbance, and emissions from farm machinery.2-4 The question is how to reduce …

Difference Between Carbon Dioxide and Carbon Monoxide Sensing

30.04.2020

Despite the many similarities, there are also many differences between carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide. They are often understandably mistaken as the same gas, however, the distinction between them is crucial when it comes to gas sensing. What Is Carbon Dioxide? Carbon Dioxide (CO₂) is a chemical compound consisting of one carbon atom and two oxygen …

Improving Cereal Storage Facilities with Gas Sensing

22.04.2020

Storage of cereal crops and other foodstuffs is an essential part of ensuring a sustainable and robust food supply. Cereal crops are typically harvested between mid-July to mid-September but with careful storage can be kept for periods longer than a year.1 Successful storage of cereals involves the balance of a variety of environmental conditions to ensure …

Integrating Gas Sensing into Centralised HVAC systems

31.03.2020

Comfortable working conditions are so important for workers that minimum working temperatures are enshrined in UK law.1 As well as having an impact on overall productivity and health issues such as eyestrain2, ensuring good indoor environments can also be used to impact positively the energy efficiency of a building.3 For most indoor areas, it is heating, …

Reducing the Effects of Methane from Cows in Cattle Farming with Methane Monitors

16.03.2020

In 2018, there were an estimated 1.002 billion head of cattle worldwide, an increase of 6.5 million head over 2017.1 Global meat production has continued, and is seemingly continuing, to rise and although cattle now accounts for a relatively smaller percentage of overall meat consumption, there were still over 68 billion tonnes of cattle meat produced …

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