The Model 6200T Total Sulfur Analyzer utilizes proven UV fluorescent technology to continuously detect sulfur found in inert gas streams. An internal, quartz catalytic converter is employed to convert the sulfur, when mixed with scrubbed ambient air, into SO2 via higher temperature oxidation. An internal vacuum pump is employed to draw both the sample and the ambient air into the converter. The converted sample gas is fed to the fluorescence chamber where it is then exposed to ultraviolet radiation.
The 6400T Series analyzers uses a proven UV fluorescence principle coupled with state-of-the-art microprocessor technology to provide accurate and dependable measurements of low level SO2. The 6400T-H2S measures hydrogen sulfide (H2S) by incorporating a catalytic converter set at 600°F (315°C) to oxidize H2S into SO2 while leaving other more difficult to oxidize sulfurs unconverted. A switching mode allows analysis of both H2S and SO2 concurrently.
The 6400TSG series utilizes our field-proven ultraviolet (UV) fluorescence technology to continuously monitor the total sulfur content found in process gas and liquid feeds. UV-Fluorescence is a non-consuming method of detection, eliminating the hassles associated with replacing tape cartridges, and enables detection as low as 10 ppb, depending on application, with stable, reproducible results.
The Model 6200T Total Sulfur Analyzer utilizes proven UV fluorescent technology to continuously detect sulfur found in inert gas streams. An internal, quartz catalytic converter is employed to convert the sulfur, when mixed with scrubbed ambient air, into SO2 via higher temperature oxidation. An internal vacuum pump is employed to draw both the sample and the ambient air into the converter. The converted sample gas is fed to the fluorescence chamber where it is then exposed to ultraviolet radiation.
The 6400T Series analyzers uses a proven UV fluorescence principle coupled with state-of-the-art microprocessor technology to provide accurate and dependable measurements of low level SO2. The 6400T-H2S measures hydrogen sulfide (H2S) by incorporating a catalytic converter set at 600°F (315°C) to oxidize H2S into SO2 while leaving other more difficult to oxidize sulfurs unconverted. A switching mode allows analysis of both H2S and SO2 concurrently.
The 6400TSG series utilizes our field-proven ultraviolet (UV) fluorescence technology to continuously monitor the total sulfur content found in process gas and liquid feeds. UV-Fluorescence is a non-consuming method of detection, eliminating the hassles associated with replacing tape cartridges, and enables detection as low as 10 ppb, depending on application, with stable, reproducible results.
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