Environmental Laboratory
Micro-GC as a Portable Monitor for Dump Gases
Jan 01 2000
Microgaschromatographs separate the air sample reducing interferences, can measure a wide range of compounds and are quick enough thank to micro instrumental components.
Micro-GCs are often big, as they require battery, gas canister and a laptop PC and their software can be used only by a trained technician The âVega-GCâ by Pollution SpA (Italy) is engineered for the field: compact, lightweight and ergonomic, it incorporates gas canister,
battery and PC with a touch-screen as user interface.
The software is so user-friendly that any worker can use it, and it
identifies any strange result, so that the user can repeat the measure or call the technician. The latter is required only to setup the analytical method (instrumental parameters, calibration and alarm thresholds) and maybe review the automatically stored data.
Summarizing, âVega-GCâ gives more accurate results (determining many components with no interference) and reduce costs (requiring no specialised personnel to perform the analysis).
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