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Impact Instruments is a wholly women owned, EME, with a Level 4 BBBEE status. Established in 2004 as sole agent and or distributor for several leading, international brands. Our territory covers South Africa and surrounding SADC countries, where agreements permit. With more than fourty years combined industry experience, we provide technical equipment solutions across the industry covering electrical, mechanical, environmental and damage to goods in transit. We guarantee high quality products and an outstanding level of service at all times.

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  • Up to 9 Gas Sensors: O2, CO, NO, NO2, SO2, H2S (Electrochemical) and CO2, CxHy Hydrocarbons, High CO (NDIR)
  • Low NOx and “True” NOx Measurements
  • Built–in High Efficiency Thermoelectric Chiller with Automatic Condensate Drain
  • Heated Probe Head & Sample Line
  • Software Package with USB & Bluetooth Interface
  • Blue Tooth Wireless Communications
  • CO Dilution Auto–Range for Measurements up to 10%
  • Automatic Long–Term Monitoring & Data Logging
  • Enhanced Internal Memory (16,000 Tests)
  • Full Color Graphic Display Screen
  • Built-In Printer with Non-Fading Paper
  • High Temperature Probes with Sintered Filter
  • Stack Gas Velocity with Pitot Tube
  • Temperature & Pressure Measurements
  • CO2%, Efficiency, & Excess Air Calculations
  • Transportable Heavy Duty Aluminum Carrying Case
  • Complies with USEPA CTM-030 & CTM-034 test methodsE 9000

Sample Conditioning Unit

The accurate emissions monitoring of soluble gases, present in flue gas from industrial and commercial processes, requires a sampling system designed to prevent significant loses of the SO2 and/or NO2 gases in the sampling lines prior to entering the analyzer or measuring device.

Conventional Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems (CEMS), used to report emissions to the local and federal regulatory agencies, require very sophisticated sampling techniques to achieve this goal. These CEMS sampling techniques are very expensive and impractical when used with portable hand- held analyzers designed to trouble shoot a process.

When using a handheld unit for monitoring NO2 and/or SO2 ranges below 50 ppm, the operator should use an analyzer with a sampling system designed to minimize or eliminate the residence time of the soluble gases in contact with condensing water droplets forming along the walls of the sampling lines. Otherwise, the measured readings could be in excess of 20% lower than the actual values in the process.

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System Process Diagram for Sample Conditioning Unit

E Instruments has designed a Sample Conditioning Unit mounted right at the sampling probe exit before the sampling hose, where the water can rapidly condense and separate immediately from the gas therefore minimizing any contact of the target gases with the liquid water. An additional, water trap commonly used with portable devices is then used to eliminate any water mist remaining in the gas as a protection for the sensors used in the analyzers.

This SCU method allows operators interested to measure low ranges of NO2 and SO2, even down to levels below 10 ppm, to achieve a high level of accuracy in their spot and short-term measurements using one of the E Instruments portable gas analyzers. This Sampling system is currently available for our models E4500 and E8500 PLUS portable Emissions Analyzers.

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