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- Sharon Ye
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Fresh food loses its value quickly when exposed to the wrong atmosphere. That’s why ensuring the optimal internal gas composition
- Sharon Ye
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Hydrochloric acid (HCl) often appears in the flue gas of coal-fired power plants because coal contains trace amounts of chlorine.
- Tags: TDLAS Gas Analyzer
- Sharon Ye
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Industrial regulators around the world push for ultra-low emissions, often below 100 mg/m³ or low ppm levels for key pollutants like SO₂ and
- Tags: Applications
- Sharon Ye
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ESEGAS has supplied a university coal-fired laboratory with a custom online TDLAS gas analyzer configured to monitor hydrochloric acid (HCl)
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- Sharon Ye
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Struggling with inaccurate gas detection in your incineration plant? Traditional systems can’t keep up with evolving environmental demands — but
- Tags: FTIR CEMS
- Sharon Ye
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In recent years, governments worldwide have tightened rules on mercury emissions from industrial sources such as coal-fired power plants, cement
- Tags: Mercury CEMS
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ESEGAS has developed a bespoke online CO₂ gas analysis system to monitor bread fermentation in real time. The system tracks
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- Sharon Ye
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A new flue gas analyzer built specifically to measure very low-level CO and CO₂ (0–50 ppm) is now ready for
- Sharon Ye
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Greenhouse gas (GHG) monitoring is increasingly critical in industries and environmental management, but many traditional tools are bulky, slow, and
- Sharon Ye
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Biogas, produced via anaerobic digestion of organic waste or landfill treatment, typically contains methane (CH₄) and carbon dioxide (CO₂). Smaller
- Tags: NDIR Gas Analyzer