Gas Analyzers in Ambient Air Quality Monitoring System(AQMS) ESE-AQMS-100

Gas Analyzers in Ambient Air Quality Monitoring System(AQMS) ESE-AQMS-100

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Gas Analyzers in Ambient Air Quality Monitoring System(AQMS) ESE-AQMS-100

ESE-AQMS-100 stands for gas analyzers in Air Quality Monitoring System. It is used to measure and analyze the levels of various pollutants in the air to assess air quality. These systems help monitor the impact of air pollution on the environment and public health.

Typical parameters measured by an AQMS include:

  • PM2.5 and PM10 : Particulate matter of different sizes.
  • NOx : Nitrogen oxides (gas analyzer).
  • SO2 : Sulfur dioxide (gas analyzer).
  • CO : Carbon monoxide (gas analyzer).
  • O3 : Ozone (gas analyzer).
  • VOC : Volatile organic compounds.

These measurements help identify air quality trends and ensure compliance with environmental standards.

 
Here’s a table showing the key measurement principles used in AQMS for various air quality parameters:
ParameterMeasurement PrincipleDescription
PM2.5 / PM10Optical Light Scattering/Beta AttenuationMeasures particulate matter concentration based on how particles scatter light or attenuate beta radiation.
NOx (Nitrogen Oxides)ChemiluminescenceDetects NOx by measuring the light emitted during a chemical reaction with ozone.
SO2 (Sulfur Dioxide)UV FluorescenceMeasures sulfur dioxide concentration by detecting fluorescence emitted when SO2 molecules are excited by UV light.
CO (Carbon Monoxide)Non-Dispersive Infrared (NDIR) AbsorptionDetects carbon monoxide based on the absorption of infrared light by CO molecules.
O3 (Ozone)UV AbsorptionOzone absorbs UV light at specific wavelengths, allowing for concentration measurement.
VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds)Photo-Ionization Detector (PID) / Flame Ionization Detector (FID)VOCs are detected by ionizing them with UV light (PID) or using combustion (FID).
This table outlines the core principles used to measure common pollutants in air quality monitoring systems.

The  Auto & Continuous Ambient Air Quality Online Monitoring System  is designed to track changes in the concentration of conventional pollutants such as  SO2NOXO3CO , and particulate matter (PM2.5 and PM10). Additionally, it can accommodate specialized pollutants like  aerosolsVOCsNH3 , and halides (HF/HCl) based on client requirements. By integrating with a  Five Meteorological Parameters Analyzer —which measures temperature, humidity, wind direction, wind speed, and atmospheric pressure—the system enables continuous 24-hour online monitoring of the regional environment. This facilitates air quality assessment through comprehensive data collection, storage, and analysis.

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Here’s a table showing the key measurement principles used in AQMS for various air quality parameters:

ParameterMeasurement PrincipleDescription
PM2.5 / PM10Optical Light Scattering/Beta AttenuationMeasures particulate matter concentration based on how particles scatter light or attenuate beta radiation.
NOx (Nitrogen Oxides)ChemiluminescenceDetects NOx by measuring the light emitted during a chemical reaction with ozone.
SO2 (Sulfur Dioxide)UV FluorescenceMeasures sulfur dioxide concentration by detecting fluorescence emitted when SO2 molecules are excited by UV light.
CO (Carbon Monoxide)Non-Dispersive Infrared (NDIR) AbsorptionDetects carbon monoxide based on the absorption of infrared light by CO molecules.
O3 (Ozone)UV AbsorptionOzone absorbs UV light at specific wavelengths, allowing for concentration measurement.
VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds)Photo-Ionization Detector (PID) / Flame Ionization Detector (FID)VOCs are detected by ionizing them with UV light (PID) or using combustion (FID).

This table outlines the core principles used to measure common pollutants in air quality monitoring systems.

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