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Enotec Aquatec 2000
AQUATEC® 2000 is the only InSitu O2/H2O analyzer in combination with emissions analyzer systems for all types of combustion.
Information
AQUATEC® 2000 measures moisture and oxygen in flue gases or other non combustible gases.
The measuring system consists of two serially installed, tried and proven gas sensors, in use throughout the world. The wet process gas measured by the first probe is extracted and processed in the analyzer cabinet (dried) and then fed to the second probe as a dry gas. The values measured by the two probes are compared and evaluated by the electronic unit with its high range of functions.
The analyzer cabinet of the AQUATEC® 2000 provides a maximum in flexibility and expansion possibilities. Depending on the required tasks, e.g. a multi component analyzer with a NDIR measuring principle for measuring gas components according BImSchV or other analyzers can be additionally installed.
Applications
- O2 and H2O measurement in CEMS
- Measurement of oxygen and water vapour in flue gas.
Features
- Self-monitoring
- Gas tight sensor construction
- Sensor life expectancy on display
- Overview of calibration history
- Includes gas extraction & conditioning.
Industries
Stack, Process & CEMS
Technical Data
| Insertion depth of probe | up to 3682 mm |
| H2O / O2 ranges | 2 x 0 – 25 % O2 (others on request) 0 – 100 % H2O |
| Measurement accuracy | ± 0.2 % of measured value |
| Reaction time | 0,5 s (process flow velocity > 10 m/sec.) |
| Process gas temperature | up to 800 °C up to 1400 °C (with cooling protection tube) |
| Ambient temperature | -40 °C to 80 °C (probe) 5 °C to 40 °C (cabinet) |
| Interface | HART, FIELDBUS, RS485, MODBUS RTU, RS232 |
| IP code | IP65 (probe) IP66 (electronic unit) |
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