temperature profiler Applications

Related terms for "temperature profiler ": air temperature profiler applications , water temperature profiler applications

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  Oceanographic Monitoring

  For survey operations up to 6000m depth (and deeper by special request), Valeport offer instruments to measure and record the classic physical parameters of Temperature, Depth, Salinity, Density, Currents and Waves. Along with the most accurate Sound Velocity sensors in the world; the ability to interface other parameters / sensors such as pH, Dissolved Oxygen Turbidity, Flourometer, Transmissometer and PAR; Housings and deployment frames to suit in-line moorings, profiling and seabed deployments, Valeport can cater for all your oceanographic survey requirements.

  By Valeport Ltd based in Totnes, UNITED KINGDOM.

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  Surface Science

  SIMS - for depth profiling, surface composition measurement, and elemental imaging, Hiden's SIMS Workstation provides a complete analytical facility. RGA - The Hiden quadrupole mass spectrometers provide high sensitivity detection capability for the most demanding XHV/UHV vacuum environments. The pulse ion counting detector enables measurement of both positive and negative ions through 7 continuous decades, the integral accumulation mode being used for the capture of discreet particle events. UHV Temperature Programmed desorption studies (TPD) - Hiden Analytical’s 3F/PIC mass spectrometers with pulse ion counting detection are available configured specifically for UHVTPD providing fast, wide dynamic range detection of multiple species, capturing the entire desorption event. The Hiden IDP ion desorption probe is a quadrupole mass spectrometer configured for analysis of low energy ions in electron and photon stimulated desorption studies.

  By Hiden Analytical Ltd. based in Warrington, UNITED KINGDOM.

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  Secundary air flow measurement for power generation industry

  Secondary Air Flow Overview: The need for accurate, repeatable & reliable combustion air measurements in power generation plants is critical to efficient operation and safety throughout the entire facility and processes. Accurate secondary air flow measurement to the burners is critical for maintaining the proper air to fuel ratio, result­ing in more complete and stable combustion, better performance and lower emissions. Coal-fired power plant applications pose a number of challenges to obtaining these critical flow measurements including large ducts, limited metering runs, poor velocity and temperature profiles, vibration and high temperatures.

  By Kurz Instruments, Inc. based in Monterey, CALIFORNIA (USA).