Patent classifications
G01N2021/158
A SYSTEM AND A METHOD FOR ANALYSIS OF VENT GAS OF A UREA PLANT
A system for analysis of vent gas of a urea plant, comprising: a Raman spectroscope; a sampling conduit that connects the spectroscope to a main pipe of the urea plant configured to convey a sample stream to be analysed to the spectroscope; and a temperature-adjusting device, operated by a temperature controller and acting on at least one thermal treatment portion of the conduit configured to adjust the temperature of the sample stream circulating in the conduit.
Analyzing apparatus and exhaust gas treating system
It is aimed to analyze a gas component of a to-be-analyzed gas with a reduced influence of a liquid component contained in the to-be-analyzed gas. Provided is an analyzing apparatus for analyzing a gas component of an exhaust gas that has passed through a scrubber apparatus and the like. The analyzing apparatus includes a collecting nozzle configured to collect a to-be-analyzed gas, a liquid collecting unit configured to collect a liquid component contained in the to-be-analyzed gas collected by the collecting nozzle and to allow the to-be-analyzed gas to pass therethrough, a liquid discharging unit configured to discharge the liquid component collected by the liquid collecting unit, and an analyzing unit configured to analyze a gas component of the to-be-analyzed gas that has passed through the liquid collecting unit.
WATER ANALYSIS DEVICE
A water analysis device having a light source and a light detector for detecting an optical parameter of a water sample in a transparent measuring cell is disclosed. A ventilation circuit for ventilating a cell chamber is provided, wherein there is a differential pressure of at least 2.0 mbar between the cell chamber and the atmosphere when a ventilation pump is operated. The device housing forms the cell chamber which is fluidically sealed by a cover assembly. The cover assembly and the device housing have a mechanism that mimics the sealing action of a turn-lock fastener, such that the cover assembly can be secured to and/or released from the device housing by means of a rotational movement. The cover assembly and the device housing form an annular ring seal which is coaxial with the rotational movement and which is formed by an elastic sealing body having a circular sealing lip and a correspondingly circular shoulder seat on which the sealing lip is pressed due to the atmospheric differential pressure. Other aspects are disclosed and claimed.
Vacuum ultraviolet absorption spectroscopy system and method
An efficient absorption spectroscopy system is provided. The spectroscopy system may be configured to measure solid, liquid or gaseous samples. Vacuum ultra-violet wavelengths may be utilized. Some of the disclosed techniques can be used for detecting the presence of trace concentrations of gaseous species. A preferable gas flow cell is disclosed. Some of the disclosed techniques may be used with a gas chromatography system so as to detect and identify species eluted from the column. Some of the disclosed techniques may be used in conjunction with an electrospray interface and a liquid chromatography system so as to detect and identify gas phase ions of macromolecules produced from solution. Some of the disclosed techniques may be used to characterize chemical reactions. Some of the disclosed techniques may be used in conjunction with an ultra short-path length sample cell to measure liquids.
Optical concentration measuring method
To provide a concentration measuring method with which the concentration of a predetermined chemical component can be accurately, quickly, and nondestructively measured down to a concentration range of an extremely small amount with a simple means, and to provide a concentration measuring method with which the concentration of a chemical component in an object to be measured can be accurately and quickly measured down to a concentration range of a nano-order extremely small amount in real time, the method having universality, i.e., the ability to be embodied in various forms and modes. Light having a first wavelength and light having a second wavelength, which have different light absorptances with respect to an object to be measured, are each radiated onto the object to be measured using a time-sharing method; the light having the first wavelength and the light having the second wavelength, optically passing through the object to be measured as a result of the irradiation with the light having the first and second wavelengths, are received with a common light receiving sensor; a differential signal between a signal related to the light having the first wavelength and a signal related to the light having the second wavelength to be output from the light receiving sensor according to the received light is formed; and the concentration of a chemical component in the object to be measured is derived on the basis of the differential signal.
Concentration measuring method
A concentration measurement method accurately, quickly, and non-destructively measures the concentration of a predetermined chemical component within an object to a nano-order trace concentration level in real time. A time sharing method irradiates the object light of a first wavelength and light of a second wavelength having different light absorption rates with respect to the object to be measured. Light of both wavelengths that arrives optically through the object is received by a shared light reception sensor, and signals respectively relating to light of the first and second wavelengths are output from the light reception sensor in accordance with the received light. A differential signal of these signals is formed, and the concentration of a chemical component in the object to be measured is derived on the basis of the differential signal.
GAS SENSOR AND CONSTANT-TEMPERATURE APPARATUS
A gas sensor includes: a gas detection unit including a light source and a detector; and a gas passage including a first end, a second end and a hollow part. The hollow part has a shape in which a cross-sectional area of a flow passage grows smaller. The gas passage includes: a member that divides the hollow part into at least a first area and a second area; a gas inflow port; and a gas outflow port. The gas flows from the gas inflow port into the hollow part, flows in the first area to arrive at the gas detection unit, and the gas located in the gas detection unit flows in the second area and flows out from the gas outflow port.
A NEPHELOMETRIC TURBIDIMETER AND METHOD FOR CONTROLLING THE HUMIDITY OF VENTING AIR IN A NEPHELOMETRIC TURBIDIMETER
A nephelometric turbidimeter for measuring a turbidity of a liquid sample in a transparent sample cuvette. The nephelometric turbidimeter includes a cuvette chamber housing with a cuvette chamber having the transparent sample cuvette arranged therein, and a drying apparatus. The drying apparatus includes a cuvette chamber inlet opening which vents the cuvette chamber, a cuvette chamber outlet opening which de-vents the cuvette chamber, an air circulator which circulates air from the cuvette chamber outlet opening to the cuvette chamber inlet opening, and a drying body. The drying body is provided as a container of a hygroscopic agent defined by a drying substance which is arranged in a drying path between the cuvette chamber outlet opening and the cuvette chamber inlet opening so that air flows through the drying body.
INTERFEROMETRIC DETECTION AND QUANTIFICATION SYSTEM AND METHODS OF USE IN FOOD PROCESSING AND FOOD SUPPLY CHAIN
A point of use analyte detection and quantification system for food or food processing applications is provided. Related methods are also provided.
Gas cell for absorption spectroscopy
Gas cells and systems for absorption spectroscopy, and methods thereof. The method involves providing a channel with an inlet for receiving a gas sample and an outlet for releasing the gas sample from the gas cell; providing first and second end components with an optically transparent portion, each of the end components is configured to minimize a difference between a temperature of the optically transparent portions and an internal temperature of the channel; mounting the first end component the channel so that the optically transparent portion is positioned for receiving an incident beam into the channel; and mounting the second end component to the channel opposite from the first end component so that the optically transparent portion is positioned for permitting optical transmission into and out of the channel.