Edinburgh Sensors products can be used in various industrial applications to monitor the concentrations of carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, methane and nitrous oxide.
Power plants require gas levels to be monitored in several different applications. There is a risk of incomplete combustion of materials, so carbon monoxide sensors are a priority. In coal powered stations or anywhere that usual natural gas as a power source, methane detectors are needed to control concentrations and minimise gas leaks.
Gas concentrations must be carefully monitored during heat treatments of metal and alloy products to ensure the materials retain their desired physical and chemical properties.
Gas concentrations must be carefully monitored to ensure ventilation from the surface is diluting methane concentrations in the mine, reducing the risk of explosion. Monitoring methane content of stale air exiting the mine allows the amount of ventilation to be controlled. Our sensors are not ATEX approved for use in potentially explosive atmospheres, but they are suitable for monitoring air containing methane concentrations below the lower explosive limit. Our OEM products can be built into equipment which is approved for use in the monitoring of mine exhaust gas and similar applications.
