Precautions for using gas detector

Gas detector, also known as gas detector, is a specialized instrument and equipment for detecting gas leakage concentrationSee fixed type/Portable gas detector, choose to use according to different working conditions. Nowadays, technology is constantly innovating, and the accuracy error value of gas concentration detected by instruments and equipment is getting lower and lower, greatly ensuring the safety of industrial and chemical construction and environmental pollution emissions.

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The precautions for using the gas detector are as follows:

1. Firstly, before purchasing a gas detector, it is necessary to describe clearly to the salesperson who is connected the operating environment that needs to be tested, such as temperature, humidity, pressure, and flow rate, which may greatly affect the service life of the equipment.

2. The selection of measurement range is also very important, as different gas explosion limits and gas leakage concentrations pose different hazards to human health. Choosing a range that is too large may affect accuracy, while using a range that is too small for a long time in an environment beyond the range can have an impact on the gas sensor and temporarily render it unusable. Therefore, a suitable range is also very important.

3. When installing a gas detector, it is necessary to confirm whether the gas being detected is heavier than air. The detector for detecting flammable or toxic gases heavier than air should be installed at a height above the floor(Or floor slab0．3～0．6mGas density greater than0．97kg／m3(Under standard conditions)It is considered heavier than air; Gas density less than0．97kg／m3(Under standard conditions)It is considered lighter than air.

4. shouldPay attention to the inside of the gas detectorSensor lifespan: Generally speakingThe sensors used for different gases also have different service lives. The normal service life of catalytic combustion sensors is1-2The normal service life of electrochemical sensors is2-3Year, infraredNDIRThe normal service life of the sensor is5-6In the year,PIDThe normal service life of a photoionization sensor is6-8Year (depending on sensor principles and usage environment)

The above is the gas detector precautions explained by the East Japan Yingneng editor for you. If you have any other questions, please contact our business!