process gas analysis Articles
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The Basics of Process Gas Analysis in Chemical Vapor Deposition
Chemical vapor deposition (CVD) processes rely on process gases for the transport of volatile precursors and byproducts. Performing process gas analysis on exhaust streams in CVD applications provides insight into the chemical reactions that occur at the surface of the substrate, enabling CVD processes to be monitored and optimized. In this article, we’re looking at the fundamentals of CVD ...
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Pro-Bio Hysens –EU- Project - Case Study
Process gas analysis for bio and hydrogen gas mixtures using new high pressure in Situ sensors. The goal of the project is the development and combination of sensors for measuring optical, thermo physical and electro magnetic properties, to achieve an in Situ high pressure concentration measuring in bio and hydrogen gas ...
By Gasera Ltd
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Gas Analysis Innovations: Paving the Way for Next-Generation Additive Manufacturing
In the rapidly evolving landscape of additive manufacturing, also known as 3D printing, the role of precise gas analysis cannot be overstated. As we step into the era of next-generation additive manufacturing, the demand for advanced materials, improved product quality, and sustainable manufacturing processes becomes more critical. Cambridge Sensotec is at the forefront of this transformation, ...
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Improving Process Control: Gas Analysis Technologies for Heat Treatment Operations
Introduction: In the intricate world of industrial manufacturing, where precision is paramount, heat treatment operations stand out as a critical process for modifying material properties. Ensuring optimal conditions within heat treatment furnaces is essential for achieving desired material characteristics, such as hardness, strength, and durability. Gas analysis technologies play a pivotal role ...
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How to Carry Out Trace Level Gas Analysis
Trace level gases are those that are present in small concentrations, such as one ppb or lower. Analyzing these tiny concentrations can be challenging and require specific processes. This article will outline and explain some of these trace level gas analysis ...
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Comfort and safety
Type HOFGAS® - Ready/C 300 Commissioning 2004Site Moncorneil (FR) Situation Moncorneil is a medium-sized landfill near Toulouse. A heating boiler is to be operated with landfill gas and the acquired heat is used for leachate treatment. In view of the complete landfill design the customer demands a container construction with remote monitoring of the plant. Technical Requirements ...
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The Role of Analysing Gas in 3D Metal Printing
In the realm of modern manufacturing, 3D metal printing has emerged as a ground-breaking technology, enabling the creation of intricate and robust metal parts. This revolutionary process has found applications across industries, from aerospace to healthcare. Amidst the marvels of 3D metal printing, one often overlooked aspect plays a pivotal role in achieving impeccable print quality and ...
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Why Use Residual Gas Analysis in Vacuum Processing?
Gas analysis is used in vacuum processing applications to identify the composition and quality of residual gases and vapour species. Measurements are carried out to ensure strict quality control in vacuum processing and to monitor gases, supporting the enhancement of process yields and product quality. In this blog post, we will outline why it is necessary to use gas analysis in vacuum ...
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Nitrosave, nitrogen oxygen control video
Would you like to control or optimise your nitrogen use? Watch this informative 2 min video to find out how the Nitrosave, nitrogen oxygen control system can solve the issue of waste in nitrogen purged applications. Saving up to 50% of your nitrogen running costs. Applications include: Curing ovens/vessels and furnaces Flow soldering Glove boxes Food packaging lines Nitrogen purge ...
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NDIR Gas sensor working principle
Background; NDIR gas sensor is a gas sensor based on infrared spectroscopy technology. It can be used to detect a variety of gases, including oxygen, nitrogen, hydrogen, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, etc. The working principle, performance characteristics and application of NDIR gas sensor will be introduced in detail in the following sections. NDIR Gas sensor working principle The NDIR gas ...
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Molecular Beam Gas Analysis with Hiden Analytical
Molecular beam mass spectrometry (MBMS) is used for quantitative gas analysis of reactive species and intermediates formed in various processes. Gas phase intermediates are sampled from reaction chambers using a differentially-pumped inlet, which forms a molecular beam of radicals, ions, polymers, or clusters. This is directed through a vacuum chamber and onto an ion detector. Due to the ...
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Gas Analysis in Semiconductor Manufacturing: Ensuring Purity
In the high-stakes realm of semiconductor manufacturing, the accuracy and purity of gases used in the production process are not just beneficial, they are imperative. At Cambridge Sensotec, our expertise in semiconductor gas analysis plays a pivotal role in this sector. By providing sophisticated gas analysis solutions, we ensure the highest standards of purity and efficiency, crucial for the ...
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Using Gas Analysis in Water Electrolysis to Enable Green Hydrogen
As governments and manufacturers continue their search for clean, sustainable energy solutions, green hydrogen is proving a viable option that can help decarbonise the planet. Green hydrogen is produced through the electrolysis of water using renewable sources of electricity and has the potential to significantly reduce CO2 emissions. Throughout the production process, the purity and quality of ...
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Optimising Hydrogen Production: The Essential Role of Accurate Gas Analysis
As the global demand for sustainable and clean energy sources intensifies, hydrogen production has come to the forefront of this revolution. Cambridge Sensotec, a pioneer in gas analysis, plays a pivotal role in optimising hydrogen production, ensuring efficiency, purity, and environmental ...
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Using Residual Gas Analysis in Semiconductor Production
A residual gas analyser (RGA) is a crucial piece of equipment known as a mass spectrometer used in many industries to conduct high-sensitivity, real-time analysis. Gas analysers allow analysts to maintain a high level of quality control and gas monitoring by identifying the composition and quality of residual gases and vapour species. This post will examine why residual gas analysis is used in ...
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Achieving Perfect Soldering: Gas Analysis in Reflow Ovens
Introduction In the realm of electronics manufacturing, precision is paramount. Whether it’s in the assembly of circuit boards or the production of intricate electronic components, achieving the highest standards of quality and reliability is a non-negotiable goal. One critical process in this intricate dance of manufacturing is soldering, the method that binds components to circuit ...
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Gas Analysis in Power Generation: Optimising Efficiency and Reducing Emissions
Introduction In the dynamic landscape of power generation, optimising efficiency and reducing emissions are paramount objectives for ensuring sustainability and environmental responsibility. Gas analysis plays a pivotal role in achieving these goals by providing valuable insights into combustion processes, emissions, and overall system performance. In this blog post, we delve into the ...
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How Gas Analysis Factors into Green Hydrogen
Green hydrogen could greatly aid the global shift to sustainable energy and net-zero emissions economies. The global movement to realise hydrogen’s long-standing potential as a clean energy source is gaining unparalleled momentum. Future energy can be clean, safe, and reasonably priced with the help of hydrogen. ...
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Learn More About TDLAS Gas Analyzer: Principles, Applications and Features
Tunable Diode Laser Absorption Spectroscopy (TDLAS) is an infrared absorption spectrum analysis technology that uses the principle of “frequency-selective” absorption of molecules to form an absorption spectrum to achieve high-resolution quantitative analysis of molecular concentration. TDLAS is capable of in-situ non-contact measurement and has the characteristics of high precision ...
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Gas Analysers for Fuel Cell Research
Electrochemical fuel cells are envisaged as a potential successor technology to combustion engines in the automotive sector. Although studies have considered numerous gaseous elements as the fuel source for electrochemical stacks, hydrogen (H2) remains the primary element of interest in automotive engineering. Gas analysers have proven instrumental in demonstrating the advantages and drawbacks of ...
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