AQMS-500 measures the intensity of the characteristic fluorescence released by SO2 in an ambient air sample contained in the gas chamber when the air sample is irradiated by ultraviolet
light passed through the chamber.
The pulsing of the UV source lamp serves to increase the optical intensity whereby a greater UV energy throughput and lower detectable concentration are realized.
The permeation scrubber acting as hydrocarbon kicker removes aromatic hydrocarbon such as xylene and naphthalene which causes interference.
Optical filtering are employed to improve the rejection of interference from high nitrogen oxides.
Stored data are easily retrievable through the serial or ethernet port via PC client software, allowing operators to perform predictive diagnostics and enhanced data analysis by tracking parameter trends.
Standard Range | Min: 0~100 ppb F.S. Max: 0~20 ppm F.S. (Selectable) |
Zero Noise | < 0.4 ppb (RMS) |
Span Noise | < 2.5 ppb |
Lower Detectable limit | < 0.8 ppb |
Zero Drift (24 hours) | < 2 ppb |
Span Drift (7 days) | < 5 ppb |
Response Time | < 120s (T90) |
Precision | < 1% |
Linearity | < 1% F.S. |
Sample Flow Rate | 650 cc/min ±10% |
Operating Temperature | 20~30°C range (per US EPA guidelines). Instrument may be safely operated over the range of 5~40°C |
Power Requirement | 100~240 VAC, Converter applicable |
Dimensions and Weight | 178mm(H) x 432mm(W) x 597mm(D), 22kg |