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ENMET July 2017 Newsletter

  • Posted by enmet
  • On July 28, 2017
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The GSM-60 is a versatile hazardous industrial gas monitoring system. It uses both internal sensors and remote gas monitoring to continuously monitor up to four gases. It can utilize an array of sensor technologies, and can be configured to monitor a wide range of chemicals in ambient air. Additionally, GSM-60 is capable of monitoring reactive gases such as arsine, chlorine dioxide, ethylene oxide, hydrogen fluoride and ozone. The system is designed for monitoring ambient air in difficult environments.
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Air quality watchdog monitoring Sundre

  • Posted by TWPadmin
  • On July 20, 2017
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  • air quality monitoring, Air quality watchdog monitoring
An air quality watchdog recently set up a monitoring station in Sundre to gauge the amount of fine particulate matter floating around in the area. Following a request last August from the South McDougal Flats Area Protection Society, the Parkland Airshed Management Zone (PAMZ) was able to allocate a mobile trailer equipped with an array […]
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Hazardous Gas Sensors Market Size, Share, Development, Growth and Demand Forecast to 2020

  • Posted by TWPadmin
  • On July 18, 2017
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  • Gas Sensors
The gas sensing market is driven mainly due to the advancements in embedded electronics, and sensor technology. The increase in hazardous gas sensors emission has led to the implementation of several government legislations, recently. Carbon monoxide (CO) and nitrogen oxide sensing devices are the widely used gas sensors, for the detection of hazardous gases. With […]
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Quirky monitor set up at school

  • Posted by TWPadmin
  • On July 13, 2017
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  • air quality monitor
An extra-terrestrial presence has arrived at Alexandra Primary School, pupils say. An Otago Regional Council (ORC) air quality monitor installed at the school looked like an alien or satellite, some pupils said. Others compared it to a weather monitor, lamp-post or fridge. The state-of-the art monitor was at another site in Ventry St and was […]
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