OPSIS AB products

Calibration is needed to show that the monitoring results agree with reality. If they do not, you can adjust the results of the instruments. There are several different products for calibrating the OPSIS monitoring system. Most often, the starting point is a calibration bench model CB100. It is used together with an emitter/receiver set (ER060) so that a monitoring path is formed along the bench.

Automatic gas calibrations and function tests are possible to perform using flowing calibration gas and/or with sealed gas cells. In the latter case, the measurement cell is usually filled with a mixture of gases which makes it possible to check the function of the system for several different gas types according to QAL3 requirements. All results from automatic calibrations and checks are stored in separate data files and can be forwarded to reporting software for presentation and possible corrections of monitoring data.

OPSIS offers a wide range of sensors for different applications, e.g. for measuring pressure (BM101) and temperature (PT110). The sensors can be easily connected to the OPSIS monitoring systems through the OPSIS hardware and software for data collection. In this context, the dust meter S305QAL should be given extra attention. It is excellently suited for measuring dust levels in waste incineration and power generation. The measuring principle is based on inductive charging. The compact unit is installed from a single side of the flue gas duct and provides a continuous signal of the dust content in real time. Lack of sampling means minimal maintenance. Thanks to the measuring principle, the influence of soiling, temperature and flue gas flow on the result is also minimised.

Our air-conditioned instrument cabinets and instrument housings provide an optimal operating environment for the monitoring equipment. They are designed to operate trouble-free for many years in the most varied climates and environments, in all types of industrial applications. The houses also provide a comfortable and safe workplace for the staff who maintain and calibrate the instruments. The cabinets and housings can be equipped with sensors to monitor the humidity and temperature the instruments are exposed to. There are several different models of cabinets and houses to choose from. The choice depends on the application and on the extent of the monitoring equipment to be housed.