The international trade press regularly reports on innovations at UNION Instruments. Here you will find some of the relevant publications.
Published on 17 May, 2016 | 
Digester gas, a term with a somewhat negative connotation, has become an important component of alternative energy generation in Germany. The same can be expected for other countries in view of the requirements of the European Landfill Directive.
Published on 22 March, 2016 | 
Process gases from chemical plants are regarded as a valuable energy source today and are being further used as combustion gases. As a result, service providers have come into being in chemical plants that, as gas suppliers, analyze process gases produced on-site for energy content, process them if necessary, supply them to resident facilities, and perform accounting of the energy quantities supplied..
Published on 23 February, 2016 | Control of thermal processes in the glass, ceramics, and steel industries requires accurate information about the properties of the combustion gases used. This requirement is becoming increasingly difficult to meet in light of current changes in the gas market. Modern gas measuring technology, such as a combination of calorimeter and gas analyzer, offers a solution.
Published on 18 November, 2015 | Today, even though they have less energy content than natural gas, process gases produced in many process-related operations are being collected in gasometers and used as combustion gas in place of natural gas in thermal processes.
Published on 13 October, 2015 | Many process-related operations in the industry produce process gases that in the past have often been regarded as by-products and have been flared at the expense of the environment. This practice is changing in light of growing energy awareness.
Published on 23 September, 2015 | Liberalised gas markets and the increased use of process gases as an energy source frequently result in fluctuating gas quality for consumers. If thermally sensitive processes or burners are involved, monitoring and, if necessary, conditioning of the supplied gas is a must. The combustion calorimeters in the CWD2005 series determine the gas parameters required for this purpose directly and continuously. Their suitability is proven on drilling platforms, for example.
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