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Monitoring Leak Rates During LPG Bottling

25.04.2018

Liquid petroleum gas (LPG) is used in a variety of applications, such as domestic cooking, heating and for motor fuels. In our latest article, we will discuss how the Guardian NG and Gascard NG can be used in the LPG bottling process.  LPG usually consists of butane, propane or a mixture of these gases, though the …

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Gas Sensors for the Development of Modified Atmospheric Packaging

31.01.2018

A huge number of the foods we buy are contained in modified atmospheric packaging (MAP). Fruits, vegetables, meats and baked goods are all contained in a modified atmosphere to extend their shelf life. MAP means food tastes and looks fresher for longer, without any modification of the food itself. Modified atmospheric packaging achieves this by replacing …

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Studying the Effect of Global Warming on Tropical Crops

18.12.2017

Researchers have long been using impact studies to study the effects of climate change on cocoa growth. These studies mimic conditions predicted at the end of the century1 such as higher levels of drought and higher levels of atmospheric CO2. Studies have shown that increased levels of CO2 may …

Simulating the Effect of Climate Change on Agriculture

14.11.2017

Increased atmospheric CO2 levels and climate change are believed to contribute to extreme weather conditions, which is a major concern for many. And beyond extreme events, global warming is also predicted to affect agriculture.1,2 While climate change is expected to affect agriculture and reduce crop yields, the complete effects of climate change on …

Using Anaerobic Biomass Digestion to Produce Hydrogen and Biofuel

12.10.2017

For many years, hydrogen has been considered as an alternative to fossil fuels. Now, Scientists are aiming to develop an environmentally friendly method to produce hydrogen from biomass by optimizing anaerobic digestion systems.1 Climate change, dwindling fuel resources and energy prices have spearheaded intensive efforts to detect and optimize alternative fuel options. As a zero emission …

Methane gas from cows | Monitor cow methane emissions

Monitoring Methane Emissions from Agriculture and Dairy Farming

09.02.2017

Methane gas from cows: Domestic livestock such as cattle, sheep and goats, produce significant amounts of CH4 as part of the normal digestive processes in the ruminant stomach system. Ruminant animals host bacteria in their gastrointestinal systems to aid in the breakdown of plant material and some of these microorganisms (methanogens) use the acetate from the plant material to produce methane. Discover how to monitor cow methane emissions.

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