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* Analyzer pictured contains optional manifold, pump, and valving. |
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System Components Bomem WorkIR Spectrometer 2,5,10,15, & 20 cm Scout-EN Gas Cell Sensitivity Range % level to 50 ppm Pressure Range Atmospheric to 200 psi Temperature Range 0°C to 300°C |
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Species Formula 20cm Scout (ppm ) Water H2O 2.00 Ammonia NH3 0.50 Carbon Dioxide CO2 0.30 Carbon Monoxide CO 2.40 Formaldehyde H2CO 7.00 Hydrogen Chloride HCl 10.00 Hydrogen Fluoride HF 2.50 Methane CH4 0.80 Nitrogen Dioxide NO2 1.80 Nitric Oxide NO 3.00 Nitrogen Trifluoride NF3 7.00 Silane SiH4 0.50 Tetrafluorosilane SiF4 0.20 Sulfur Dioxide SO2 3.00 Tetrafluoromethane CF4 0.10 * 2 minutes initial reading, 10 seconds thereafter
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CIC Photonics, Inc. Is dedicated to providing today’s growing industries with the highest sensitivity and fastest time response instrumentation. Our analyzers are used worldwide in a variety of different arenas, and although CIC Photonics has a set of core systems, we pride ourselves on truly meeting the needs of our customers by adapting the core analyzers to their specifications. Our IRGAS Short Path Gas Analyzer incorporates a rugged FTIR spectrometer with a stainless steel short path gas cell. This combination produces a product that can handle some of the most demanding applications, while still providing high energy thru puts of 90 %. The IRGAS Short Path Gas Analyzer is ideal for applications requiring limits of detection in the % level to 50 ppm, and has rapid gas exchange due to it’s low internal volume. Included with the IRGAS Short Path Gas Analyzer is CIC Photonics patented SPGAS analytical software package. This package does everything from concentration tracking and hardware managing to allowing the user to recalculate previously collected data within minutes. Each IRGAS system is incorporated with CIC Photonics patented SPGAS analytical software package. This package includes the following patented softwares: IRGAS 100 or IRGAS 100 with SpectraStream, Qmax, Configuration Manager, and Reprocessing Tool. These programs provide a unique solution to analytical problems. All of the programs are extremely user friendly so that the programs can be operated by anyone regardless of skill level. The IRGAS 100 software provides real-time monitoring of species concentration, while also having the capabilities to control various hardware components within the system. Some of the hardware components that can be managed by the software are valves, pressure transducers, temperature controllers, etc.... Working with the SPGAS software, SpectraStream allows the user to view changes in species concentrations within seconds of the changes happening through the program’s Fast Concentration Tracker by decreasing the response time that is typically associated with FTIR. The systems calibrations are generated in the Qmax program which permits the user to easily generate calibrations and/or add new species to preexisting calibrations. In addition to creating new calibrations, Qmax can be used to apply correction factors to current calibrations. The IRGAS Configuration Manager is a program that contains all of the information regarding the system in one central location. In the Configuration Manager the user can find various parameters for the system that can be altered to their needs. Our most recent program added to the software package is the Quantification Reprocessing Tool. This program allows the user to recalculate data that had been previously collected. Instead of having to recollect data for temperature and pressure changes, a user can enter the new parameters in the Quantification Reprocessing Tool and the program will recalculate the data with the new parameters. As well as recalculating new parameters it can reprocess using new calibration files that have more or less species being quantified. The Quantification Reprocessing Tool can also be used to determine the accuracy of a calibration file and help to determine the correction factor needed for calibrations. Collected spectra can also be displayed and viewed sequentially in the Quantification Reprocessing Tool allowing the viewer to see slight changes in the spectra.
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