Process measurement

All Dr. Födisch Umweltmesstechnik AG emission measuring devices or systems can in principle also be used for various process applications. Furthermore devices for special requirements and applications are designed by Dr. Födisch technical-team.

 

Typical applications are:

  • Delta CO (carbon monoxide) measurements for monitoring smouldering fire,  e. g. in coal mills, coal silos or baghouse filters
  • Delta NO (nitric oxide) measurements for denitrification plants control 
  • NH3 (ammonia) latency measurements at SCR / SNCR systems
  • HCl (hydrogen chloride)- and SO2 (sulphur dioxide) measurements in the raw gas for the flue gas cleaning systems / desulphurisation plants control 
  • O2 (oxygen) measurement for monitoring inerting systems in chemical and pharmaceutical industries

Extractive solutions are in particular suitable and used. Thereby sensitive measurement technology is not directly exposed to the often harsh exhaust conditions. By modifying the sample extraction even the most difficult applications (high temperatures, very high dust content, corrosion) can be solved.

 



Multi gas analyser MGA 20

  • measurement of up to 8 gas components in flue gas and for process control 
  • automatic zero point setting by means of ambient air
  • Filtercal technology for reference point adjustment; without gas consumption
  • QAL1 certification according DIN EN 15267-1 (2009), DIN EN 15267-2 (2009), DIN EN 15267-3 (2008) in progress


UV Analyser UVA 17 CD

  • analyser module in 19" housing
  • for continuous measurement of e.g. NO, NO2, SO2 and O2
  • (further components like CH2O, H2S, Cl2 on request)
  • modern UV spectrometer (180-400 nm)
  • O2 measurement based on electrochemical cell
  • integrated measuring gas pump
  • touch display, app-based menu & remote access
  • extension of measuring components without additional hardware possible


UV Analyser UVA 17 HW

  • analyser module in 19" housing 
  • for continuous measurement of e.g. NO, NO2NH3, SO2, CH2O, H2S, Cland O2
  • modern UV spectrometer (180-400 nm)
  • O2 measurement based on zirconium dioxide sensor 
  • heated measuring cell (max. 200 °C)
  • ejector-based measuring gas conveyance 
  • no gas conditioning, no gas cooler necessary
  • touch display, app-based menu & remote access
  • extension of measuring components without additional hardware possible


UV Analyser UVA 17 HW c

  • for process applications (e.g. NO, NO2NH3, after DENOX)
  • compact analysis system for wall mounting based on UVA 17 HW
  • air-conditioned, incl. compressed air treatment and power supply
  • short response times due to short sampling paths
  • O2 measurement based on zirconium dioxide sensor 
  • heated measuring cell (max. 200 °C)
  • low-maintenance measuring gas conveyance by ejector
  • no gas conditioning, no gas cooler necessary
  • touch display, app-based menu & remote access
  • extension of measuring components without additional hardware possible


Multi gas analyser MGA 12 EX

  • simultaneous measurement of up to 5 gas components
  • approved for Ex II 2G Ex d IIB+H2 T5 Gb
  • pressure-resistant gas path up to 3 bar
  • reduced cross-sensitivities by internal spectral filter
  • integrated zero gas valve for zero point correction


Oxygen measuring device OMD 14

  • measuring the concentration of the free oxygen in flue gas and process gases
  • zirconium dioxide cell
  • integrated graphics display for easy operation 
  • simple manual calibration with test gases in separate adjustment device


Odour measuring device SGA 16

  • selective detection of odour patterns
  • continuous measurement of  CO2, CH4 as well as CxHy by infrared absorption
  • odour sensor using virtual gas sensor array
  • minimization of external influences  (for example different saturation effects, cross-sensitivities to water vapour)


Your needs – Our system

To submit you the convenient offer, please deliver insight into your requirements and service conditions on site. For this, please send us the following questionnaire in filled form:

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