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Gas Analyzer 210 O₂ para­ma­gne­tic

The Gas Analyzer 210 O₂ para­ma­gne­tic was spe­ci­al­ly deve­lo­ped to mea­su­re oxy­gen in pro­cess gases quick­ly, pre­cis­e­ly and con­ti­nuous­ly online. With its para­ma­gne­tic sen­sor tech­no­lo­gy, this sta­tio­na­ry sin­gle-gas mea­su­ring device is a relia­ble solu­ti­on for appli­ca­ti­ons that requi­re con­ti­nuous moni­to­ring of the oxy­gen con­cen­tra­ti­on.

The Gas Analyzer 210 O₂ para­ma­gne­tic is your ide­al solu­ti­on when it comes to fast and relia­ble online mea­su­re­ment of oxy­gen in pro­cess gases. Specially deve­lo­ped for deman­ding indus­tri­al envi­ron­ments, this sta­tio­na­ry gas ana­ly­zer allows you to moni­tor the oxy­gen con­cen­tra­ti­on con­ti­nuous­ly and pre­cis­e­ly. It is par­ti­cu­lar­ly useful whe­re­ver a con­trol­led oxy­gen level is cru­cial for your safe­ty, pro­duct qua­li­ty and pro­cess sta­bi­li­ty - for exam­p­le when iner­ting explo­si­ve gas mix­tures, for qua­li­ty assu­rance in ther­mal pro­ces­ses or for appli­ca­ti­ons in che­mi­cal pro­cess engi­nee­ring. With easy and intui­ti­ve ope­ra­ti­on, the Gas Analyzer 210 O₂ offers mea­su­re­ment pre­cis­i­on and safe­ty in your pro­cess moni­to­ring.

  • Paramagnetic oxy­gen mea­su­re­ment: A pre­cise and long-term sta­ble mea­su­re­ment method that deter­mi­nes the con­cen­tra­ti­on of oxy­gen mole­cu­les using the Curie effect
  • Real-time mea­su­red value dis­play: imme­dia­te recor­ding of the oxy­gen con­cen­tra­ti­on for maxi­mum pro­cess con­trol
  • Low cali­bra­ti­on effort: Minimizes main­ten­an­ce cos­ts and sim­pli­fies ser­vicing
  • Measured values every second: A mea­su­red value every second thanks to the inte­gra­ted powerful sam­ple gas pump
  • Flexible use: Can be used as a desk­top device or in a 19" slide-in housing
  • Expandable inter­faces: RS232, Profibus DP, Ethernet Modbus TCP and Profinet for easy inte­gra­ti­on into exis­ting sys­tems

The Gas Analyzer 210 O₂ para­ma­gne­tic is ver­sa­ti­le and can be used in num­e­rous indus­tries and pro­ces­ses that requi­re pre­cise and con­ti­nuous oxy­gen mea­su­re­ment. Typical appli­ca­ti­ons include:

  • Chemical indus­try: Monitoring oxy­gen in pro­cess gases to ensu­re pro­duct qua­li­ty
  • Recycling: Especially in ref­ri­ge­ra­tor recy­cling for moni­to­ring explo­si­ve gas mix­tures
  • Environmental tech­no­lo­gy: Control and moni­to­ring of oxy­gen in pro­cess and emis­si­on gases
  • Pharmaceutical indus­try: Ensuring iner­tiza­ti­on and con­trol of safe­ty-rele­vant pro­cess para­me­ters
  • Process moni­to­ring: ensu­ring sta­bi­li­ty and effi­ci­en­cy in a wide ran­ge of indus­tri­al pro­ces­ses
  • Measuring ran­ge O₂: 0-25 vol.-%, 0-50 vol.-%, 0-100 vol.-%
  • Accuracy: ±0.1 vol.% O₂ per week; zero point devia­ti­on < ±0.1 vol.% O₂/week (off­set)
  • Response time: <10 seconds
  • Pressure ran­ge: Standard 0.7 to 1.1 bar (pro­cess gas pres­su­re), inter­nal pres­su­re con­stant
  • Gas flow: 4 l/min at the inputs
  • Temperature ran­ge: 5° - 45° C, rela­ti­ve humi­di­ty ~90 %, dew-free
  • Housing: 19" rack, depth 400 mm, IP20
  • Interfaces: RS232, optio­nal Profibus DP, Ethernet Modbus TCP, Ethernet IP, Profinet and up to 8 ana­log out­puts (4-20 mA)
  • Operation: 2.5" resis­ti­ve touch dis­play, 128 x 64 pixels black/white
  • Power sup­p­ly: Standard 230 V AC / 50 Hz, 0.9 A / 207 VA; alter­na­ti­ve: 115 V AC / 60 Hz or 230 V / 60 Hz

Advantages

Precise and sta­ble oxy­gen mea­su­re­ment

The Gas Analyzer 210 O₂ para­ma­gne­tic uses the para­ma­gne­tic mea­su­ring method, which reacts to the magne­tic pro­per­ties of oxy­gen. This tech­no­lo­gy enables high mea­su­re­ment accu­ra­cy and is less sus­cep­ti­ble to drift, which gua­ran­tees con­stant and relia­ble mea­su­red values – ide­al for deman­ding indus­tri­al pro­ces­ses.

Simple ope­ra­ti­on

Thanks to the 2.5″ resis­ti­ve touch dis­play with 128 x 64 pixels, ope­ra­ti­on is par­ti­cu­lar­ly simp­le and self-expl­ana­to­ry. Menu navi­ga­ti­on and out­put in plain text ensu­re that you reach your goal quick­ly – wit­hout any trai­ning.

Minimal cali­bra­ti­on effort and low ser­vice cos­ts

With the Gas Analyzer 210 O₂ para­ma­gne­tic, you redu­ce ope­ra­ting cos­ts thanks to low cali­bra­ti­on effort and mini­mal main­ten­an­ce requi­re­ments. The device is desi­gned to work relia­bly over long peri­ods of time wit­hout the need for fre­quent cali­bra­ti­ons. This effi­ci­en­cy redu­ces ser­vice cos­ts and increa­ses the avai­la­bi­li­ty of your sys­tem.

FAQ

How does the Gas Analyzer 210 O₂ para­ma­gne­tic con­tri­bu­te to pro­fi­ta­bi­li­ty?

The Gas Analyzer 210 O₂ para­ma­gne­tic saves you cos­ts by redu­cing safe­ty risks. Explosive mix­tures can form in pro­ces­ses with oxy­gen in the pro­cess gases. Precise and con­ti­nuous mea­su­re­ment using a para­ma­gne­tic sen­sor gives you the con­trol to take ear­ly action befo­re the oxy­gen con­cen­tra­ti­on rea­ches cri­ti­cal levels. By acting in good time, you can avo­id pro­duc­tion inter­rup­ti­ons and redu­ce the cos­ts of cos­t­ly safe­ty pre­cau­ti­ons.

What are the advan­ta­ges of para­ma­gne­tic mea­su­re­ment?

Paramagnetic oxy­gen mea­su­re­ment offers decisi­ve advan­ta­ges in appli­ca­ti­ons whe­re speed, pre­cis­i­on and relia­bi­li­ty are essen­ti­al.

Thanks to the fast respon­se time and high long-term sta­bi­li­ty, the method deli­vers pre­cise results even under deman­ding con­di­ti­ons - ide­al for safe­ty-cri­ti­cal pro­ces­ses.

If you want to rely on a per­ma­nent­ly accu­ra­te, safe and low-main­ten­an­ce solu­ti­on, para­ma­gne­tic tech­no­lo­gy is the right choice.

How does the para­ma­gne­tic mea­su­ring method in the Gas Analyzer 210 O₂ para­ma­gne­tic work and what is the Curie effect?

The para­ma­gne­tic mea­su­ring method uses the spe­ci­fic reac­tion of oxy­gen to magne­tic fields to car­ry out a high­ly pre­cise and long-term sta­ble mea­su­re­ment of the oxy­gen con­cen­tra­ti­on. Due to its mole­cu­lar struc­tu­re, oxy­gen is para­ma­gne­tic, i.e. it is attrac­ted by magne­tic fields. This pro­per­ty is exploi­ted by the 210 O₂ para­ma­gne­tic gas ana­ly­zer to pre­cis­e­ly deter­mi­ne the oxy­gen con­cen­tra­ti­on in the gas.

The mea­su­ring pro­cess is based on the Curie effect, which descri­bes the fact that magne­tic mate­ri­als lose their magne­tic pro­per­ties abo­ve a cer­tain tem­pe­ra­tu­re. The con­cen­tra­ti­on can be deter­mi­ned by spe­ci­fi­cal­ly magne­tiz­ing and dema­gne­tiz­ing oxy­gen.

This method has seve­ral advan­ta­ges over other methods: It is con­ti­nuous and low drift. The para­ma­gne­tic method is the­r­e­fo­re ide­al for appli­ca­ti­ons that requi­re pre­cise, fast and long-term sta­ble oxy­gen moni­to­ring.

Can the Gas Analyzer 210 O₂ para­ma­gne­tic be used for qua­li­ty assu­rance?

Yes, depen­ding on the appli­ca­ti­on, oxy­gen moni­to­ring can also con­tri­bu­te to qua­li­ty con­trol. For exam­p­le, pre­cise con­trol of oxy­gen levels in che­mi­cal pro­duc­tion helps to ensu­re opti­mal reac­tion con­di­ti­ons and maxi­mi­ze the qua­li­ty of the end pro­duct. In this way, you con­tri­bu­te to mee­ting qua­li­ty stan­dards while incre­asing the effi­ci­en­cy of your pro­duc­tion.

How can the Gas Analyzer 210 O₂ para­ma­gne­tic con­tri­bu­te to impro­ving safe­ty?

The Gas Analyzer 210 O₂ signi­fi­cant­ly increa­ses pro­cess and ope­ra­tio­nal safe­ty in a wide ran­ge of indus­tri­al appli­ca­ti­ons. Wherever you need to relia­bly moni­tor oxy­gen con­cen­tra­ti­ons - be it to pre­vent explo­si­ve atmo­sphe­res, to iner­ti­ze pro­cess plants or to com­ply with safe­ty-rele­vant limit values - the con­ti­nuous online mea­su­re­ment ensu­res maxi­mum safe­ty during ope­ra­ti­on.

With its high-pre­cis­i­on para­ma­gne­tic mea­su­ring method, the Analyzer detects cri­ti­cal devia­ti­ons from the tar­get value in real time. This allows you to iden­ti­fy dan­ge­rous deve­lo­p­ments such as excee­ding explo­si­on limits at an ear­ly stage and auto­ma­ti­cal­ly initia­te coun­ter­me­a­su­res.

The Gas Analyzer 210 is the­r­e­fo­re the ide­al solu­ti­on for indus­tries such as che­mi­cals, phar­maceu­ti­cals, recy­cling and whe­re­ver a con­trol­led oxy­gen envi­ron­ment is cru­cial for your safe­ty and plant avai­la­bi­li­ty.

When does it make sen­se to use para­ma­gne­tic mea­su­ring cells?

Paramagnetic oxy­gen mea­su­re­ment is a high-pre­cis­i­on, fast and low-main­ten­an­ce tech­no­lo­gy that is ide­al for deman­ding indus­tri­al appli­ca­ti­ons - espe­ci­al­ly for pro­cess gases with orga­nic com­pon­ents.

Thanks to its phy­si­cal mea­su­re­ment prin­ci­ple, it does not requi­re any che­mi­cal reac­tions or con­su­ma­bles. This ensu­res excel­lent long-term sta­bi­li­ty and relia­ble mea­su­re­ment results - even under chan­ging envi­ron­men­tal con­di­ti­ons.

Can the data from the Gas Analyzer 210 O₂ para­ma­gne­tic be used for pro­cess opti­miza­ti­on?

Yes, the Gas Analyzer pro­vi­des con­ti­nuous real-time data that can be used to ana­ly­ze and opti­mi­ze pro­cess con­di­ti­ons. This enables you to detect devia­ti­ons imme­dia­te­ly and dyna­mi­cal­ly adjust ope­ra­ti­ons, which impro­ves long-term effi­ci­en­cy and mini­mi­zes pro­duc­tion los­ses.

Can the Gas Analyzer 210 O₂ para­ma­gne­tic be used to opti­mi­ze com­bus­ti­on pro­ces­ses?

Yes, the oxy­gen meter pro­vi­des valuable data for con­trol­ling com­bus­ti­on pro­ces­ses. By con­ti­nuous­ly moni­to­ring the oxy­gen con­tent, the air-gas mix­tu­re can be opti­mal­ly regu­la­ted, resul­ting in com­ple­te com­bus­ti­on. This maxi­mi­zes ener­gy yield, lowers fuel con­sump­ti­on and redu­ces the emis­si­on of pol­lut­ants such as CO and NOx. This saves ope­ra­ting cos­ts and helps to com­ply with strict emis­si­ons regu­la­ti­ons.

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