Airflow patterns in aircraft affect a significant number of travellers every year, and the close proximity of passengers in aircraft cabins leaves them vulnerable to disease transmission and infection if the correct ventilation systems are not put in place. In a study written by one of our customers at Kansas State University, a mock-up Boeing 767 …
CO2 monitoring plays a vital role in the preservation of stored grains and cereals. In a recent article published by Process Industry Informer, it was highlighted that over 50% of stored grains are lost after harvesting due to spoilage caused by mould or insect infestation, and amounts to roughly $1 trillion per year …
We were delighted to see that a recent news article written by the BBC, discusses ways to reduce carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and features one of our customers, Climeworks. The article follows on from recent scientific reports which claim that simply cutting emissions will not be enough, and that a focus needs to be put …
We were delighted to learn that one of our customers recently had their research article’ ‘Modelling of Anaerobic Digestion of Slaughterhouse Wastes after Thermal Treatment using ADM1’ published in the Journal of Environmental Management. The process, known as rendering, is a mandatory process that has been implemented by the European Legislation, and involves the thermal treatment …
Endothermic process and heat treatments are essential for ensuring high-quality metal and alloy products. Endothermic gas (CO/H₂/N₂) is often used as a ‘neutral’ protective gas or carrier gas during heat treatment process. Monitoring and controlling the furnace gas composition is essential to ensure metallic products retain their desired properties. This article outlines why CO and …
We were recently delighted to help one of our customers in the field of Modified Atmosphere Packaging (MAF) who was in need of a bespoke CO2 gas sensing solution. He was seeking a gas monitor with a rapid response, low lag, and low noise output. Following consultation, we were able to develop the …
