The SIRA process gas analyzer is the standard device for online determination of gas specific gravity and gas density using an acoustic density cell.
The analyzer is designed for operation in gases with a relative density of 0 to 2.2.
Measurements with different gases can be carried out time-controlled through optimal switching of the measuring point.
The SIRA process gas analyzer is the standard device for the prescribed determination of the odorant concentration in accordance with DVGW worksheet G 280 and G24. The analyzer is also able to determine the concentration of aromatic hydrocarbons.
The measurement is carried out using UV spectrometry. Adapted analysis systems including internal zero gas generation are available for the respective odorant. The analysis system can be adjusted at any time when the odorant is changed.
The analyzer is suitable for operation in natural gas and hydrogen. The measurement of aromatic hydrocarbons in nitrogen is also possible.
Measurements with different gases can be carried out time-controlled through optimal switching of the measuring points.
The SIRA product platform includes various sensor technologies that can be used both independently and in combination with one another. The modular platform concept creates a flexibly configurable device system for analyzing various parameters.
The following sensor units are currently implemented in the platform:
The devices of the UIP (Union Isolations Prüfer) isolation tester series are used to test the pore-free condition of corrosion protection coatings of pipes, vessels or plant system parts. The battery-powered device generates test voltages between 5 kV and 30 kV, which are applied to the grounded test object via test electrodes. The location of a defect is signalized by a spark-over with an additional audible warning.
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The EMS2005 (Energy Metering System) device series is used for determining the energy quantity in raw biogas, natural gas, or liquefied petroleum gas.
The following measured quantities can also be determined:
To determine the energy quantity, the volumetric flow rate of the gas to be measured is recorded using a gas flow meter. A calorimeter of the CWD series of devices is used to determine the combustion/heating value. A combustion value quantity converter calculates the energy from the revalued standard volume and the measured value from the calorimeter. The calculated energy flow is output to and displayed on the calorimeter.
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