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Gasmet FTIR – trace gas detection
Gas monitoring using GASMET FTIR
• Dominic Duggan – Quantitech
• Andrew Hobson – Quantitech
• Antti Heikkila – Gasmet
AQE workshop 14 March 2013
Gasmet FTIR – trace gas detection
Outline of the workshop:
• FTIR for emissions measurement
• Applications in ambient air
• Demonstration of a portable FTIR multigasanalyser
• Q&A
AQE workshop 14 March 2013
Gasmet FTIR – trace gas detection
Emissions measurements in twoconfigurations
AQE workshop 14 March 2013
Gasmet FTIR – trace gas detection
• To monitor emissions from processes certified underWID and LCPD
• 2003 certified for H2O, CO, NO, SO2, HCl, NH3
• 2008 added NO2, N2O, CO2 and Oxygen (by Oxitec500E). Extended ranges for CO, NO, SO2, HCl
• 2013 further changes - certificate pending
MCERTS certificate for transportable andfixed FTIR analysers issued in July 2003
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Gasmet FTIR – trace gas detection
Component CertificationRange
AdditionalRange
AdditionalRange
TotalexpandedUncertainty
UnitUncertaintyas % of ELV
MaximumAllowedUncertainty
CO 0 - 75 0 - 300 0 - 1500 3mg/m3 6.00% (7.5%)NO 0 - 200 0 - 600 0 - 2000 8.6mg/m3 6.50% (15%)NO2 0 - 200 0 - 500 11.5mg/m3 5.70% (15%)N2O 0 - 100 0 - 500 4.4mg/m3 4.40% (15%)SO2 0 - 75 0 - 300 0 - 1500 4.7mg/m3 9.40% (15%)HCl 0 - 15 0 - 90 1.2mg/m3 12.00% (30%)HF 0 - 3 0 - 10 0.18mg/m3 18.40% (30%)NH3 0 - 15 0 - 50 0.96mg/m3 9.60% (30%)CO2 0 - 25 1.25vol-% 5.00% (7.5%)H2O 0 - 30 0 - 40 1.86vol-% 6.20% (7.5%)O2 0 -25 0.6vol-% 2.40% (7.5%)* Total expanded uncertainty (Uc) is calculated according to EN ISO14956 as the combineduncertainty uc multiplied by a coverage factor of 1.96. The uncertainty as % of ELV in parenthesis isthe maximum uncertainty allowed for each gas in EN 15267, and the Gasmet CEM system meetsthese requirements for each tested gas.
Gases and certified ranges - 2013
AQE workshop 14 March 2013
Gasmet FTIR – trace gas detection
Gases and vapours in the most commonGasmet emissions application library• H2O Water Vapour• CO2 Carbon Dioxide• CO Carbon Monoxide• N2O Nitrous Oxide• NO Nitric Oxide• NO2 Nitrogen Dioxide• SO2 Sulphur Dioxide• NH3 Ammonia
• HCl Hydrogen Chloride• HF Hydrogen Fluoride• CH4 Methane• C2H4Ethylene• C2H6 Ethane• C3H8 Propane• C6H14 Hexane• HCHO Formaldehyde
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Gasmet FTIR – trace gas detection
Sample spectrum analysis areasCO2,NH3,C2H4
H2OCO, N2ONO2
CH4C3H8
HClHCHO
NOHF
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Gasmet FTIR – trace gas detection
• Emissions from Carbon Capture plant– Demonstrate CO2 reduction– Trace amines in 100% CO2
• Fire Testing in accordance with ISO 19702– Gases include acrolein, phenol, formaldehyde and
hydrogen bromide
Analysis of other hot and wet samples
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Gasmet FTIR – trace gas detection
Engine emissions measurements
• Testingabatementsystems
• Researchingnew fuels
• Compliancemonitoring
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Gasmet FTIR – trace gas detection
Applications in ambient air
• 2007 Gasmet launchedthe Dx4030
• A portable, battery-powered FTIR suitablefor measurements inthe workplace andambient environments
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Gasmet FTIR – trace gas detection
• No specialist trainingrequired for field use
• Regular calibrationis not required
• No samplepreparation required
The Gasmet DX4030
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Gasmet FTIR – trace gas detection
Lessons from the Buncefield Fire inDecember 2005
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Images Courtesy of Royal Chiltern Air Support Unit
Gasmet FTIR – trace gas detection
• Each of the 9 teams equipped with two Dx4030• Near real-time data for target list• Large library of gases for off-line analysis
• Also,– Specific gas detectors for other gases– High and low flow sampling systems
EA sets up Response to Major IncidentsTeams
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Gasmet FTIR – trace gas detection
Latest Backpack analyser
• Dx4040 introduced in2011
• Pro version of Calcmetsoftware enablesidentification ofunknown compounds
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Gasmet FTIR – trace gas detection
A demonstration of “toxic” gas analysis
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Gasmet FTIR – trace gas detection
• Cross interferencesautomaticallycompensated forin the analysis
• Measurementsdisplayed invirtual real-time
The Gasmet
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Gasmet FTIR – trace gas detection
• Instrument statuscontinuouslylogged and can bedisplayed at anytime
The Gasmet
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• Up to 25 gasesmeasuredsimultaneously
• False positiveshighlighted duringmeasurement
Gasmet FTIR – trace gas detection
• Visual and audible warningof false positive detection
• All sample spectra saved foridentification of unknowns,as a record of analysis or foruse as evidence
The Gasmet
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Gasmet FTIR – trace gas detection
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Fumigationmonitoring
Water vapour, Carbon dioxideCarbon monoxide, Sulfuryl fluoridePhosphine, Ethylene dibromideEthyl benzene, TolueneMethane, Nitrous oxideEthylene, Acetic acid
Formaldehyde, ChloropicrinBenzene, DichloromethaneCarbon disulfide, XyleneMethyl bromide, AmmoniaHydrogen cyanide, Styrene,Isopropanol, Ethanol, MEK
All gases measured simultaneously with results displayed inreal-time. Up to 50 gases can be measured simultaneously
Additional gases can be added to library and saved samples can be re-analysed post sampling
Gasmet FTIR – trace gas detection
• HAZMAT/First Response• Occupational hygiene• Hospital applications• Leak detection• Vent exhausts• Chemical warfare agents• Cargo container fumigation• Soil gas measurements• Speciated VOCs from printing operations
Other applications include...
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Gasmet FTIR – trace gas detection
• Antti Heikkila - Gasmet– [email protected]
• Dominic Duggan – Quantitech– [email protected]
Our thanks – Your questions
AQE workshop 13 March 2013