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MOCON, Inc.
AMETEK MOCON offers a variety of gas chromatography (also known as GC) equipment and instruments that continuously monitor single or multiple gas components for a variety of applications and industries. AMETEK MOCON uses Baseline’s industrial-grade process gas chromatographs (Process GCs) to give particular information about the composition of a gas stream or sample encountered in an industrial or atmospheric application, including qualitative (species) and quantitative (quantity) information.
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Fuji Electric Co., Ltd.
FUJI developed the first infrared gas analyzer in Japan to use mass-flow sensors. Since then, we have supplied customers with various types of gas analyzers to support environmental preservation and control efforts. These efforts include measurements of atmospheric pollution and detection of low density of SOx and NOx, generated by incinerating facilities and boilers. FUJI's gas analyzers are widely used to monitor the atmosphere to help maintain a cleaner natural environment.
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OBS-ONE SPN10 Unit -
HORIBA, Ltd.
The OBS-ONE SPN10 unit is an on-board emissions measurement system for analyzing the SPN10 (solid particle number emissions >10 nm) under real-world driving conditions. It meets the latest trends in particle number regulations in the future.The SPN10 unit combines with the GAS unit and the NH3/N2O unit to measure the specified exhaust gas components, along with the exhaust gas flow rate, the GPS position, and the atmospheric conditions (temperature, humidity, pressure).
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T7610 -
COMET SYSTEM, s.r.o.
PoE Web Sensor with built-in temperature, relative humidity and atmospheric pressure sensors.High precision capacitive polymer sensor ensures excellent long term calibration stability and ultimate accuracy. Dual line LCD is an advantage. Power over Ethernet feature according IEEE 802.3af is supported. Measured values are also converted to other humidity interpretation: dew point temperature, absolute humidity, specific humidity, mixing ratio and specific enthalpy.
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HD35 -
Delta OHM S.r.L.
Wireless datalogging system allowing the monitoring of a multiplicity of physical quantities in the most diverse fields of application. Temperature - Humidity - Atmospheric and differential pressure - Illuminance - Irradiance UVA, UVB, UVC, CO, CO2 - Solar radiation - Precipitation - Wind speed and direction, Leaf wetness, Volumetric soil water content, Level, WBGT.
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Chandler Engineering
Slurry Preparation Constant Speed Mixers blend cement slurry at an automatic maintained, constant shear rate in accordance with API standards. Atmospheric Consistometers are a simple and accurate means to prepare cement slurries for the testing of rheological properties, fluid loss and various other properties in strict compliance with API standards. Wettability Testers are two instruments in one; a constant speed mixer and an instrument for the evaluation of oil/water phase transition of oil-based drilling fluids as they interact with spacer and/or pre-flush systems.
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Vacuum Interrupters, Inc.
Until now, the accepted field service test for vacuum interrupters has been a simple Go/No-Go test performed with an AC high potential test. Today, testing with our Magnetic Atmospheric Condition (MAC) test sets can prevent unnecessary damage to your circuit breakers and contactors by predicting the usable life of the vacuum interrupter.
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PCE Instruments
These barometers can be found in the section to measure absolute pressure, differential pressure in respect to the atmosphere and negative pressure. There are barometers such as the DB2 digital barometers that have an internal memory for up to 750 Barometers to measure absolute pressure, differential pressure in respect to the atmosphere and negative pressure. readings and an analogue output of 0 to 1 volts. These barometers are perfect to measure atmospheric pressure, also called barometric pressure, is an expression for the weight of air (atmosphere) due to the earth''s gravitational pull. This pressure at sea level is 1013.25 mbars (milibars).
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EKO Instruments Co., Ltd.
EKO's pyrgeometers and net radiometers are used for meteorological observations of atmospheric radiations (radiations from clouds, water vapor, CO2 etc.) and the net radiation exchange between the earth and the atmosphere. Net total irradiance (shortwave + longwave) is typically measured by 4 component net radiometers or single component pyradiometers which have a single detector covering the full range. Pyrgeometers measure the long wave down welling radiation by means of a single detector facing the atmosphere. The Net longwave and down welling radiation can be determined by calculation.
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SmartGuard -
Aanderaa Data Instruments AS
The next generation sensor and instrument HUB for Ocean, Lake, Reservoir, Estuary and River Hydrometric stations.Monitoring water and weather conditions is essential in many operations and the SmartGuard node is well suited for stand-alone stations powered by battery and solar power utilizing wireless real-time data communication.Designed for ease of integration of new and existing sensor technologies into a single Aanderaa observatory node with modern self-describing XML data output formats.SmartGuard interfaces with all Aanderaa atmospheric and in water sensors, along with most 3rd party sensors.
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DLF 2800 -
TA Instruments
The Discovery Laser Flash DLF 2800 is an advanced freestanding instrument for the measurement of thermal diffusivity and specific heat capacity of materials from room temperature to 2800°C. The distinctive design incorporates a proprietary laser, laser optics, detector, and furnace technologies, and along with the unique six-position sample carousel, ensures unprecedented measurement accuracy and sample throughput. With the ability to operate in a variety of atmospheric conditions, including inert gas or under vacuum, the DLF 2800 can characterize a wide variety of materials, including polymers, ceramics, carbons, graphite, composites, glasses, metals, and alloys.
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Inframet
SWIR imagers (short wavelength infrared) are an important group of surveillance electro-optical imagers due several reasons. First, advances in InGaAs technology enabled design of relatively low cost SWIR imagers. Second, InGaAs imagers are very sensitive and can generate images of observed scenery even at dark nights. Third, SWIR imagers are less vulnerable to bad atmospheric conditions than TV/LLLTV cameras working in visible/near infrared band. Fourth, SWIR imagers can generate hi-res images even if they are built using much smaller optics than used for design of thermal imagers.
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Kasuga Denki, Inc.
The electrostatic resistance of electronic devices is declining, and the number of ionizers installed is increasing. Ionizers cause deterioration of static elimination performance and imbalance of ions due to dirt and wear of the discharge electrode needle. Charging of electronic devices is also caused by ion blow. of an ionizer that is out of balance due to dirt and wear, and reaches a level that destroys advanced electronic devices.The atmospheric ion monitor measures the potential of the charging plate (detector), which has almost the same capacitance as the device's ground capacitance , with high accuracy, and is the most suitable measuring instrument for checking the effect when installing the ionizer and for daily management.
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380X Upgrade -
Teledyne FLIR
The Star SAFIRE® 380X is a hardware, firmware, and software upgrade to support advanced image aiding features for our globally renowned Star SAFIRE 380 gimbal systems, including Star SAFIRE 380-HD and 380-HDc. The new 380X skillet upgrade reduces operator workload for faster, smarter decision support and features customizable configurations for multi-tile video management and visual user interface, and touchscreen and streaming tablet support. It also features an integrated moving target indicator (MTI) and de-scintillation filter, that removes atmospheric effects to reveal clearer, sharper detail from greater distances.
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IK07-10 -
Lisun Electronics Inc.
IK ratings are defined as IKXX, where “XX” is a number from 00 to 10 indicating the degrees of protection provided by enclosures (including luminaires) against external mechanical impacts. The different IK ratings relate to the ability of an enclosure to resist impact energy levels measured in joules (J). IEC 62262 specifies how the enclosure must be mounted for testing, the atmospheric conditions required, the quantity and distribution of the test impacts and the impact hammer to be used for each level of IK rating. The IK test applicate on lighting luminaires test according to IEC60598 (GB7000) and IEC60068-2-75 (GB2423.55).
