Gas detectors are sensitive devices that can be affected by environmental conditions. There are times when a gas sample to be analyzed exists in an environment with temperatures that are too extreme for direct sensor placement. In some cases, extractive gas sampling is a better and more reliable method for the detection system. This new technical brief specifically discusses gas sample temperature conditioning and includes useful diagrams and examples for a better understanding of this topic:
- Heat Radiating from Tube when Cooling is Required
- Thermal Calculations for Sample Stream
- Inner Air Temperature
- Fluid Temperature vs. Distance from Inlet
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