The answer is that in most cases you do not need a gas sampling system. Anything that gets between the detector and the gas it is trying to measure will increase the potential unreliability of the mea
Understanding PID Detectors
Understanding Both the PID Detector, the Application and the Limitations PID Detectors are commonly used to monitor VOC’s (Volatile Organic Compounds). Many gases and vapours fall under the VOC
Choosing the Right CO2 Portable Gas Detector
Choosing the right CO2 Portable Gas Detector If you or your team work with Carbon Dioxide then a CO2 portable gas detector may be the right choice to help keep you safe, but how to choose the right on
Detecting Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide in a Laboratory
Detecting Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide in a Laboratory – Q&A With AzoNetwork IGD recently conducting a Question & Answer session with AzoNetowork covering important questions regarding gas detect
Bump Testing Gas Detectors: Why & How?
What, Why & How? Bump Testing Gas Detectors One of the many questions we get asked here at IGD, is the difference between bump testing and calibration. Bump testing is a procedure to check a detec
Functional Safety and Gas Detection
At IGD we are often asked by prospective clients if they really need a gas detection system and if so how does it fit into their risk mitigation scheme. Whatever the facility and activities being unde
Placement of Gas Detector Guidelines
Siting Gas Detectors Table of Contents Siting Gas Detectors ⇓ Plant Protection ⇓ Process Monitoring ⇓ Life Safety Systems ⇓ Specialised Sampling Gas Detector ⇓ Cryogenic Gas Detection ⇓ Area Coverage
Should You Utilise Detectors with Sample Pumps?
Recently one of our directors got involved in a discussion on the Gas Detection professionals LinkedIn Group regarding a member’s concern for sample points, and felt the comment was worthy for further