California Analytical 700 HFID
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Envea CAI FID analyzers rely on the Flame Ionization Detection principle to measure the total concentration of hydrocarbons in a gas sample. The gas sample becomes ionized in the flame and the electrostatic field causes the charged particles to migrate, creating a small current that is measured by the amplifier. The current is directly proportional to the amount of hydrocarbon in the sample. For Methane measurements, opt for the 700 MHFID model, which provides a means of differentiating between Methane and non-Methane hydrocarbons.
CAI FID analyzers rely on the Flame Ionization Detection principle to measure the total concentration of hydrocarbons in a gas sample. The gas sample becomes ionized in the flame and the electrostatic field causes the charged particles to migrate, creating a small current that is measured by the amplifier. The current is directly proportional to the amount of hydrocarbon in the sample. For Methane measurements, opt for the 700 MHFID model, which provides a means of differentiating between Methane and non-Methane hydrocarbons.
CAI FID analyzers can measure THC or CH4 in ppm or percent levels. They are ideal for applications such as:
- VOC abatement/scrubber efficiency
- Combustion engine testing
- EPA Method 25A compliance monitoring
- Continuous emission monitoring (CEMs)
- Vehicle emissions
- Fermentation monitoring
- Carbon bed breakthrough detection
- Process gas analysis
CleanAir Engineering provides world-class service, support, and technical expertise alongside every instrument rental. All air monitoring equipment is inspected or calibrated before shipping from one of our four technical centers. Each rental includes additional accessories and components, providing added convenience and reliability to ensure the success of your project. Contact us for more information.
CleanAir Engineering offers full-service calibration or repair for this item. To learn more, contact a technician today at: 1-800-553-5511. Or, complete our repair request form to begin your service request today! Most out-of-calibration or out-of-service instruments can be shipped to any one of our four technical service centers, in Chicago, Houston, Pittsburgh, or Marseille, France.