These analyzers are commonly used in Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems (CEMS) and are essential for compliance with regulations such as CPCB, EPA, and ISO standards.
Real-time and accurate multi-gas analysis
Built-in sample conditioning system
Large display with graphical trends
Portable, fixed, or panel-mounted models
Data logging with USB or remote access
Output: 420 mA, RS485, Modbus, Ethernet
Complies with CPCB / EPA / ISO emission norms
Gas analyzers use different detection methods based on the target gases:
NDIR (Non-Dispersive Infrared): For CO, CO, CH, HC
Electrochemical Sensors: For O, NOx, SO, CO
Chemiluminescence: For NOx (high accuracy)
Zirconia Cell: For O
FID (Flame Ionization Detector): For Total Hydrocarbons (THC)
Paramagnetic: For O (high precision)
Thermal Power Plants
Cement & Steel Industries
Refineries & Petrochemical Plants
Boilers, Engines, and Furnaces
Waste Incinerators
Stack Emission Monitoring (CEMS)
Environmental Audits & Compliance Reporting
To continuously or periodically monitor harmful gases emitted from combustion sources to ensure compliance with environmental standards and improve process safety and efficiency.
Portable analyzers are used for spot checks and service jobs. Online analyzers are permanently installed and operate continuously for regulatory or process control.
NDIR and electrochemical sensors are widely used due to reliability and cost-efficiency. High-end systems use chemiluminescence, FID, and paramagnetic sensors.
Yes, routine calibration (weekly, monthly, or quarterly depending on usage and model) is necessary for accuracy. Absolutely. Most systems support analog (420 mA) and digital (RS-485, Modbus, Ethernet) communication.
Many models are designed to comply with CPCB Guidelines for CEMS. Specific certifications depend on the manufacturer.
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