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  • Hydrogen Monitoring of CVD Process Tools
    Hydrogen and the hazards of hydrogen leaks are present in many areas of semiconductor manufacturing facilities. While the basic need to continuously monitor hydrogen leaks is clear, the proper selection and placement of hydrogen sensors requires careful consideration. Hydrogen, the lightest
  • Gas Leak Detector-Application Note: COMPRESSOR STATIONS
    compressor equipment to high. stresses. For example, vibration and heat from. nearby machinery can produce cracks on seals and. flanges. Hydrogen sulfide, liquids, and undesirable. particles in the natural gas stream can corrode. pipelines and degrade components. Over time,. prolonged exposure
  • Detecting Hydrogen Sulfide and Understanding Its Danger in the Field
    Many oil fields, especially mature ones, can produce high levels of Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S), which is deadly at even low concentrations. As drilling and completions are often in remote locations, getting to the nearest hospital in time to respond to an exposure event could be impossible
  • The detection of Total Organic Chloride and/or Hydrogen Chloride
    Halogenated hydrocarbons and hydro halogenated compounds are found in a wide variety of chemical, petrochemical and refinery processes. Interest in detecting the total of these types of compounds arises in monitoring ambient air for leaks, spills or personnel protection and in. monitoring feed
  • Flammable Gas Sensors: Which is the Best?
    Flammable gas sensors monitor ambient air for flammable gases like propane, methane, butane, isopropanol, hydrogen or any of over a dozen gases that can easily ignite in air. Even though you don't see them, flammable gas sensors are everywhere. They are used to check for gas leaks in home gas
  • Fluid Catalytic Cracker (FCC) (.pdf)
    and environmental groups. As a result, releases of pollutants caused by corrosion leaks are becoming a high consequence event. The Clean Air Act of 1990 has forced refiners to implement a number of costly measures to reduce their impact on the environment, both with the types of products they produce

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