Category: TDLAS

Blog

Carbon monoxide (CO) monitoring is essential in steel plants, where blast furnaces, basic oxygen furnaces, and gas recovery systems operate

A HCl analyzer may display unexpectedly low readings even when the industrial process appears stable. This issue frequently concerns engineers

Two gas analyzers may both use TDLAS technology, yet their prices can differ by ten times or more. Why? The answer

Biogas and syngas may both be combustible process gases, but their compositions, origins, contaminants, and monitoring goals are different. Choosing

Industry Update In 2026, a carbon capture and mineralisation project at a cement plant in Fujairah, UAE, moved toward continuous

Carbon capture is creating a new role for Continuous Emission Monitoring Systems (CEMS). Traditionally, CEMS have focused on measuring pollutants

Hydrogen chloride (HCl) monitoring in waste-to-energy plants is challenging because hot, wet, dusty flue gas can affect sampling, response time,

Coal gasification produces a complex gas mixture whose composition can change with operating conditions. For plants that need reliable CH₄

Ammonia production depends on tight control of gas composition from reforming through synthesis. Unstable gas composition can reduce ammonia yield,

High dust, extreme temperatures, unstable combustion, and tight emission limits make cement kiln gas difficult to measure. Without reliable gas

Hydrogen production may appear straightforward: generate hydrogen, separate it, purify it, and deliver it to the next process. In practice,

Unstable fuel gas and combustion conditions can waste fuel in gas-fired power plants, increase CO, and reduce turbine performance. A process

Ask For A Quick Quote !

We will contact you within 1 working day, please pay attention to the email with the suffix “[email protected]” .

[gravityform id="3" title="false" ajax="false"]