WIDE-CONCENTRATION MULTI-COMPONENT HAZARDOUS GAS DETECTOR AND IMPLEMENTATION METHOD THEREOF

Abstract

the disclosure discloses a wide-concentration multi-component hazardous gas detector and an implementation method thereof, solving the problems of the existing, technology that false negative results, ultra-limit concentration and sensor poisoning often occur in a gas detector used in fire fighting forces. The wide-concentration multi-component hazardous gas detector includes a gas diluting and sampling connector, a sensor integrated module, electrochemical sensors, ADC (analog to digital converter) circuits, MCU (microprogrammed control unit) single chip microcomputers, acousto-optic alarms, a 4-button keyboard module, an LED (light-emitting diode) display module, an SD card data memory module, a power supply control and electric quantity display module, a high-performance lithium battery pack, a small evacuation pump, 433M signal transmission modules and a remote command platform signal collection terminal.

Claims

1. A wide-concentration multi-component hazardous gas detector, comprising a gas detector body, a gas diluting and sampling connector (3) disposed in the gas detector body for diluting the concentration of a to-be-detected gas to enlarge the gas concentration detection, range to avoid the poisoning and failure of a sensor, a sensor integrated module (2) inserted on the gas detector body and in pipeline connection with the gas diluting and sampling connector (3) for integrating, multiple electrochemical sensors (1) that do not form inter-crosstalk to detect gases, ADC circuits (4) disposed in the gas detector body, having the same quantity as that of the electrochemical sensors (1) and respectively connected with the sensor integrated module (2), MCU single chip microcomputers (5) disposed in the gas detector body and respectively connected with the ADC circuits (4) through SPI (serial peripheral interface) buses, acousto-optic alarms (6) disposed on the gas detector body and respectively connected with the MCU single chip microcomputers (5), a 4-button keyboard module (7), an LED display module (8), an SD card data memory module (9) disposed in the gas detector body and exchanging data with the MCU single chip microcomputers (5), a high-performance lithium battery pack (11) disposed in the gas detector body and connected with the MCU single chip microcomputers through the power supply control and electric quantity display module (10), and a remote command platform signal collection terminal (14); a small evacuation pump (12) connected with the MCU single chip microcomputers is disposed on a pipeline where the gas diluting and sampling connector (3) is connected with the sensor integrated module (2), the MCU single chip microcomputer (5) is in wireless connection with the remote command platform signal collection terminal (14) through 433M signal transmission modules (13), and the MCU single chip microcomputers (5) are connected with the sensor integrated module (2).

2. The wide-concentration multi-component hazardous gas detector according to claim 1, wherein the gas diluting and sampling connector (3) comprises a shell (32) being of a tubular structure, a front cover (31) and a rear cover (33) connected with the top and bottom of the shell (32) through screw threads, a gas inlet (39) formed on the front cover (31), a gas outlet (314) formed on the rear cover (33), a sampling column (311) disposed in the shell (32) and coaxial to the shell (32), a filtration module (37) disposed around the outside of the sampling column (311) and used for forming clean air, a first porous barrier (36) detachably disposed at the upper side of the inside of the shell (32) and used for shunting a sampling gas to the sampling, column (311) and the filtration, module (37), a porous fiber column (313) disposed on the upper part of the sampling column and used for filtering fine particles in the sampling gas, a sample gas sampling hole (312) formed on the lower part of the sampling column (311) and connected with the porous fiber column (313), a second porous barrier (310) disposed at the lower side of the inside of the shell (32) and used for conducting the sampling gas and the clean air, and the gas outlet (314) is connected with the sensor integrated module (2) through a pipeline; a cavity formed by the front cover (31) and the first porous barrier (36) is provided with a rough filtration module (315), which is a sintered PP fiber filtration core, for filtering dust and oil particles in a sampling gas, a pressure spring (35) is disposed between the front cover (31) and the first porous barrier (36), and the pressure spring (35) is located in a gap formed between the pressure module (315) and the inner side wall of the shell (32).

3. The wide-concentration multi-component hazardous gas detector according to claim 2, wherein a cavity formed by the second porous barrier (310) and the rear cover (33) is provided with a pressure sensor (34) for detecting the working situation of the connector, the filtration module (37) comprises a first filtration module (317) filled with a mixture of a potassium permanganate active alumina column and basic coaly activated carbon, a second filtration module (372) filled with refined filtration core made of non-woven paper, a third filtration module (373) filled with palladium catalyzed aluminum oxide particles and a fourth filtration module (374) filled with cocoanut active charcoal particles having a high iodine value, which are disposed in sequence from top to bottom and in seal connection through O-shaped rings (38); the first filtration module (371) is a ring-shaped box body, and the upper end surface and the lower end surface of the box body are of porous structures, the structures of the second filtration module (372), the third filtration module (373) and the fourth filtration module (374) are the same as that of the first filtration module (371); the shell (32) is made of a transparent material, or is provided with a transparent observation belt (316).

4. The wide-concentration multi-component hazardous gas detector according to claim 3, wherein a method for using the gas diluting and sampling connector (3) comprises the following steps: Step A: entering a sample gas into the inside of the shell via a gas inlet, then filtering dust and oil particles in the sample gas with the rough filtration module, and dividing the sample gas into two parts after passing through the first porous barrier, wherein, one part flows into the filtration modules, and the other part flows into a sampling column; Step B: forming clean air after the sample gas is subjected to multi-stage filtration in the filtration modules to enter a cavity formed by the second porous barrier and the rear cover; Step C: meanwhile, filtering fine particles in the sample gas entering into the sampling column in the porous fiber column, and fmally entering the filtered sample gas into the cavity formed by the second porous barrier and the rear cover via a sample gas sampling hole; and Step D: in this cavity, mixing air with the sample gas in, a certain proportion, wherein, the dilution proportion is determined depending on the size of the sample gas sampling hole to achieve the purpose of diluting the sampling gas, and finally, discharging the diluted sample gas through a gas outlet.

5. The wide-concentration multi-component, hazardous gas detector according to claim 4, wherein the sensor integration module (2) comprises a circuit board (22) integrated with eight electrochemical sensors (1), a gas path communication mechanism (23) and a gas measurement and seal box (24), wherein the circuit board (22) is integrated with automatic identification and failure detection circuit of the eight electrochemical sensors, which are in one-to-one correspondence to the eight electrochemical sensors (1), each of the electrochemical sensors (1) is respectively coupled into the corresponding automatic identification and failure detection circuit of the eight electrochemical sensors: the gas path communication mechanism (23) is provided With a gas inlet pipe (25), two gas outlet pipes (26) and eight unit gas chambers (27), wherein the gas inlet pipe (25) is respectively communicated with the eight unit gas chambers (27) through pipelines, each of the gas outlet pipes (26) is respectively communicated with the four unit gas chambers (27) through pipelines, the eight unit gas chambers (27) respectively correspond to the eight electrochemical sensors (1), the circuit board (22) is sealed and covered on the gas path communication mechanism (23), and each of the electrochemical sensors (1) is respectively located inside the corresponding unit gas chamber (27); the gas measurement box (24) comprises a box body (28) and a cover body covering the box body (28), the gas path communication mechanism (23) in which the circuit board (22) is sealed and covered is disposed in the box body (28), the box body (28) is provided with a gas inlet pipe hole corresponding to the gas inlet pipe (25) and a gas outlet pipe hole (210) corresponding to the gas outlet pipe (26), the box body (28) is provided with a wire insertion hole (211), the circuit board (22) provided with an insertion end (215) respectively connected with the automatic identification and failure detection circuits of the eight electrochemical sensors, the insertion end (215) penetrates through the wire insertion hole (211) to be connected with the ADC circuits (4) whose number is eight, each, of the ADC circuits (4) is respectively connected with one of the automatic identification, and failure detection circuit of the electrochemical sensors through the insertion end (215), and the gas inlet pipe (25) penetrates through the gas outlet hole (210) to be communicated with the gas outlet hole (314).

6. The wide-concentration multi-component hazardous gas detector according to claim 5, wherein the circuit board (22) is fixedly connected with the gas path communication mechanism (23) through bolts, a silica gel seal ring is disposed between the gas path communication mechanism (23) and the circuit board (22), and the circuit board (22) and the gas path communication mechanism (23) are sealed through the silica gel seal ring, and the gas, path communication mechanism (23), the box body (28) and the cover body (29) are all made of resins; one side of the box body (28) is provided with an insertion bump (213), and the gas inlet pipe hole (212) and the wire insertion hole (211) are both provided with the insertion bumps (213), the insertion end (215) is located at the insertion bump (213), the bottom surface of the box body (28) is provided with an insertion dovetail groove (214), the gas detector body is provided with a bearing insertion dovetail, groove fit, to the insertion dovetail groove (214), the gas measurement box (24) is inserted to the gas detector body through the insertion dovetail groove (214), the gas detector body is provided with an insertion port, and the gas outlet (314) and all the ADC circuits (4) are located in the insertion port; when the gas measurement box (24) is inserted to the gas detector body, the insertion bump (213) is inserted into the insertion port, and the automatic identification and failure detection circuits of the eight electrochemical sensors are respectively connected with eight ADC circuits (4) through the insertion end (215), the automatic identification and failure detection circuits of the eight electrochemical sensors are also respectively connected with the MCU single chip microcomputers (5) through the insertion end (215), and the gas inlet pipe (25) is communicated with the gas outlet (314).

7. The wide-concentration multi-component hazardous gas detector according to claim 6, wherein the automatic identification and failure detection circuits of the eight electrochemical sensors are configured to automatically identify the electrochemical, sensors and, perform failure detection on the identified electrochemical sensors; the automatic identification and failure detection circuit of the electrochemical sensor comprises an electrochemical sensor access port provided with a CE pin access terminal, a RE pin access terminal and a WE pin access terminal, a programmable and adjustable resistor U1, an MOS pipe Q1, a resistor R1, a resistor R2, a resistor R3, a resistor R4, a resistor R5, a capacitor C1, a capacitor C2, a capacitor C3, a capacitor C5, an amplifier OP1, an automatic gain adjustment circuit and an automatic bias generating circuit, wherein the CE access terminal, the RE access terminal and the WE access terminal are respectively configured to couple a CE pin, a RE pin and a WE pin of the electrochemical sensor; three pins of the electrochemical sensor are respectively connected with the CE pin access terminal, the RE pin access terminal and the WE pin access terminal; the CE pin access terminal, the resistor R1 and an output terminal of the amplifier OP1 are successively connected in series, the RE pin access terminal, the resistor R2, the resistor R3 and the non-inversion input terminal of the amplifier OP1 are successively connected in series, the WE pin access terminal, the programmable and adjustable resistor U1, the automatic gain adjustment circuit, the resistor R4, the resistor R5 and the reverse input terminal of the amplifier OP1 are successively connected in series; two ends of the capacitor C1 are respectively connected with the CE pin access terminal and the RE pin access terminal, and two ends of the capacitor C3 are respectively connected with the non-inversion input terminal of the amplifier OP1 and the output terminal of the amplifier OP1; one end of the capacitor C5 is connected with the programmable and adjustable resistor U1, and the other end of the capacitor C5 is grounded; one end of the capacitor C2 is connected between the resistor R2 and the resistor R3, and the other end of the capacitor C2 is connected between the resistor R1 and the output terminal of the amplifier OP1; the automatic bias generating circuit is connected with the reverse input terminal of the amplifier OP1 and is also grounded, the drain D of the MOS pipe Q1 is connected with the WE pin access terminal, the source S of the MOS pipe Q1 is connected with the RE pin access terminal, the grid G of the MOS Q1 and the automatic bias generating circuit are respectively connected with one pin of the MCU single chip microcomputer, one pin of the MCU single chip microcomputer is connected between the resistor R4 ad the resistor R5, and the automatic gain adjustment circuit is connected with the MCU single chip microcomputer through the ADC circuit; the automatic gain adjustment circuit comprises an amplifier OP2, programmable and adjustable resistor U3, a programmable and adjustable resistor U4, a programmable and adjustable resistor U5 and a capacitor C6, wherein the reverse input terminal of the amplifier OP2, the programmable and adjustable resistor U3, the programmable and adjustable resistor U4, the programmable and adjustable resistor U5 and the output terminal of the amplifier OP2 are connected in series, the two ends of the capacitor C6 are respectively connected with the reverse input terminal of the amplifier OP2 and the output terminal of the amplifier OP2, the reverse input terminal of the amplifier OP2 is connected with the programmable and adjustable resistor U1, the non-inversion input terminal of the amplifier OP2 is connected with the resistor R4, and the output terminal of the amplifier OP2 is connected with the MCU single chip microcomputer through the ADC circuit; the automatic bias generating circuit comprises an MOS pipe Q2, programmable and adjustable resistor U2, a programmable and adjustable resistor U6 and a capacitor C4, wherein the drain D of the MOS pipe Q2, the capacitor C4, the programmable and adjustable resistor U6, the programmable and adjustable resistor U2 and the source S of the MOS pipe Q2 are connected in series, the drain D of the MOS pipe Q2 is connected with the reverse input terminal of the amplifier OP1, the grid G of the MOS pipe Q2 is connected, with one pin of the MCU single chip microcomputer, and the capacitor C4 and the programmable and adjustable resistor U6 are grounded; the programmable and adjustable resistor U1 is an X9C102 programmable resistor with a resistance value adjustable range of 0-1 K the programmable and adjustable resistor U2, the programmable and adjustable resistor U3, the programmable and adjustable resistor U4, the programmable and adjustable resistor U5 and the programmable and adjustable resistor U6 are all X9C104 programmable resistors with a resistance value adjustable range of 0-100 K; the resistance value of the resistor R1 is 1 K, the resistance value of the resistor R2 is 10 K, the resistance value of the resistor R3 is 10 K, the resistance value of the resistor R4 is 47.5 K, and the resistance value of the resistor R5 is 27.4 K; the capacitor C1 is a 10 nf capacitor, the capacitor C2 is a 10 nf capacitor, the capacitor C3 is a 10 nf capacitor, the capacitor C4 is a 10 nf capacitor, and the capacitor C5 is a 10 nf capacitor.

8. The wide-concentration multi-component hazardous gas detector according to claim 7, wherein a method for automatically identifying an electrochemical sensor using the automatic identification and failure detection circuit of the electrochemical sensor comprises the following steps: Step {circle around (1)}: memorizing official information of an electrochemical sensor for fire protection in a memory, and establishing an electrochemical sensor database; Step {circle around (2)}: testing a no-load output value of a to-be-identified electrochemical sensor in an actual system and a characteristic value of an output curve during electrification through manual testing on the to-be-identified electrochemical sensor, and recording the tested no-load output value and the characteristic value into the memory; Step {circle around (3)}: coupling the to-be-identified electrochemical sensor into the automatic identification and failure detection circuit of the electrochemical sensor, and electrifying an MCU single chip microcomputer, and by the MCU single chip microcomputer, reading the no-load output value and the characteristic value of the to-be-identified electrochemical sensor from the memory; Step {circle around (4)}: respectively performing correct configuration on the automatic identification and failure detection circuit of the electrochemical sensors by the MCU single chip microcomputer according to the no-load output value and the characteristic value of the to-be-identified electrochemical sensor; and Step {circle around (5)}: electrifying the to-be-identified electrochemical sensor by the MCU single chip microcomputer through the automatic identification and failure detection circuit of the electrochemical sensor, and monitoring voltage values of the to-be-identified electrochemical sensor at various periods of time during electrification through the ADC circuit, and meanwhile matching the monitored voltage values with the electrochemical sensors in the electrochemical sensor database in the memory, thereby automatically identifying the to-be-identified, electrochemical sensor.

9. The wide-concentration multi-component hazardous gas detector according to claim 8, wherein a method for performing failure detection on an electrochemical sensor using the automatic identification and failure detection circuit of the electrochemical sensor comprises the following steps: Step I: coupling the to-be-identified electrochemical sensor into the automatic electrochemical sensor identification and failure detection system, and starting the automatic electrochemical sensor identification and failure detection system; Step II: initializing the automatic electrochemical sensor identification and failure detection system; Step III: changing parameters of the automatic electrochemical sensor identification and failure detection system after initialization is completed, so that the bias of the to-be-detected electrochemical sensor generates perturbance of 1 mv; and Step IV: detecting whether the output voltage of the automatic electrochemical sensor identification and failure detection system changes with the perturbance of the bias of the to-be-detected electrochemical sensor, wherein if the output voltage has a large perturbance amplitude, the to-be-detected electrochemical sensor is normal; if the output voltage has a small perturbance amplitude, the to-be-detected electrochemical sensor is in failure.

10. An implementation method of a wide-concentration multi-component hazardous gas detector, comprising the following steps: Step 1: selecting an appropriate sensor module according to situations of an accident site, and starting a host; Step 2: starting an automatic identification and failure detection circuit of the electrochemical sensor to automatically identify the electrochemical sensor, and automatically determining the used sensor module and a working state thereof by the system; Step 3: performing failure detection on the selected electrochemical sensor using the automatic identification and failure detection circuit of the electrochemical sensor, selecting an electrochemical sensor that works normally, and connecting unit gas chambers equipped with the electrochemical sensors to form a passage; Step 4; disposing a gas diluting and sampling connector in a to-be-detected hazardous gas, and meanwhile starting a small evacuation pump to pump the diluted hazardous gas to the passage of the sensor integrated module; and Step 5: respectively sampling after an MCU single chip microcomputer starts the electrochemical sensor in the passage every 1 second, performing electrochemical sensor cross sensitivity operation processing on data obtained by sampling, displaying the operated result in real time through an LED display module, and meanwhile performing data memorization on the operated data through an SD card data memory module.

Description

DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0053] FIG. 1 is a diagram of a structure of a wide-concentration multi-component hazardous gas detector according to the disclosure.

[0054] FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of a structure of a gas diluting and sampling connector according to the disclosure.

[0055] FIG. 3 is a diagram of a structure of a first filtration module according to the disclosure.

[0056] FIG. 4 is a diagram of an external structure of a gas diluting and sampling connector according to the disclosure.

[0057] FIG. 5 is a diagram of an appearance of a sensor integrated module according to the disclosure.

[0058] FIG. 6 is a diagram of a gas path communication mechanism of a sensor integrated module according to the disclosure.

[0059] FIG. 7 is a diagram of a circuit board of an electrochemical sensor integrated in a sensor integrated module according to the disclosure.

[0060] FIG. 8 is a top view of a sensor integrated module box body according to the disclosure.

[0061] FIG. 9 is a bottom view of a sensor integrated module box body according to the disclosure.

[0062] FIG. 10 is a side view of a sensor integrated module box body (including an insertion bump side).

[0063] FIG. 11 is a view of an other side of a sensor integrated module box body (the opposite side of the insertion bump).

[0064] FIG. 12 is a view of a cover body of a sensor integrated module according to the disclosure.

[0065] FIG. 13 is a driving principle diagram of an automatic identification and failure detection circuit for an electrochemical sensor automatic identification and failure detection circuit according to the disclosure.

[0066] Where, names corresponding to reference numerals are as follows:

[0067] 1electrochemical sensor, 2sensor integrated module, 3gas diluting and sampling connector, 4ADC circuit, 5MCU single chip microcomputer, 6acousto-optic alarm, 74-button keyboard modules, 8LED display module, 9SD card data memory module, 10power supply control and electric quantity display module, 11high performance lithium battery pack, 12small evacuation pump, 13433M signal transmission module, 14remote command platform signal acquisition terminal, 22circuit board, 23gas path communication mechanism, 24gas measurement and seal box, 25gas inlet pipe, 26gas outlet pipe, 27unit gas chamber, 28box body, 29cover body, 210gas outlet hole, 211insertion hole, 212gas inlet pipe hole, 213insertion bump, 214insertion dovetail groove, 215insertion end, 31front cover, 32shell, 33rear cover, 34pressure sensor, 35pressure spring, 36first porous barrier, 37filtration module, 38O-shaped ring, 39gas inlet, 310second porous barrier, 311sampling column, 312sample gas sampling hole, 313porous fiber column, 314gas outlet, 315rough filtration module, 316observation belt, 371first filtration module, 372second filtration module, 373third filtration module, and 374fourth filtration module.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

[0068] The disclosure will be further described in combination with accompanying drawings and examples. Embodiments of the disclosure include but are not limited to the following examples.

[0069] As shown, in FIG. 1, a wide-concentration multi-component hazardous gas detector provided by the disclosure is simple in structure, scientific and reasonable in design and convenient to use. The wide-concentration multi-component hazardous gas detector can automatically identify an electrochemical sensor before gas detection and performs effectiveness detection, and can effectively eradicate the concentration false alarm of the sensor. At the same time, a gas diluting and sampling connector can dilute a high-concentration hazardous gas to prevent the poisoning of the electrochemical sensor, and can effectively widen the detection range of gas concentration. Multiple unit gas chambers are disposed in the sensor integrated module, and one electrochemical sensor is distributed in each unit gas chamber to detect a hazardous gas: the electrochemical sensor can detect 8 kinds of hazardous gasses at most, including HCN, HCl, SO.sub.2, NO.sub.2, CO, NO and H.sub.2S with a wide gas detection range. Sampling results can be processed by cross-sensitivity operation of electrochemical gas sensors, so that the detection results are more precise.

[0070] A wide-concentration multi-component hazardous gas detector includes a gas detector body, a gas diluting and sampling connector 3 disposed in, the gas detector body for diluting the concentration of a to-be-detected gas to enlarge the gas concentration detection range to avoid the poisoning and failure of a sensor, a sensor integrated module 2 inserted on the gas detector body and in pipeline connection with the gas diluting and sampling connector for integrating multiple electrochemical sensors 1 that do not generate inter-crosstalk to detect gases, ADC circuits 4 disposed in the gas detector body, having the same quantity as that of the electrochemical sensors and respectively connected with the sensor integrated module 2, MCU single chip microcomputers 5 disposed in the gas detector body and respectively connected with the ADC circuits 4 through SPI buses, acousto-optic alarms 6 disposed on the gas detector body and respectively connected with the MCU single chip microcomputers 5, a 4-button keyboard module 7, an LED display module 8, an SD card data memory module 9 disposed in the gas detector body and exchanging data with the MCU single chip microcomputers 5, a high-performance lithium battery pack 11 disposed in the gas detector body and connected with the MCU single chip microcomputers 5 through the power supply control and electric quantity display module 10, and a remote command, platform signal collection terminal 14; a small evacuation pump 12 is disposed on a pipeline where the gas diluting and sampling connector 3 is connected with the sensor integrated module 2, the MCU single chip microcomputer 5 is in wireless connection, with the remote command platform signal collection terminal 14 through a 433M signal transmission module 13, and the MCU single chip microcomputers 5 are connected with the sensor integrated module 2.

[0071] As show in FIGS. 2-4, the gas diluting and sampling connector 3 of the disclosure includes a shell 32 being of a tubular structure, a front cover 31 and a rear cover 32 connected with the top and bottom of the shell 32 through screw threads, a gas inlet 39 formed on the front cover 31, a gas outlet 314 formed on the rear cover 33, a sampling column 311 disposed in the shell 32 and coaxial to the shell 32, a filtration module 37 disposed around the outside of the sampling column 311 and used for forming clean air, a first porous barrier 36 detachably disposed at the upper side of the inside of the shell 32 and used for dividing a sampling, gas to the sampling column 311 and the filtration module 37, a porous fiber column 313 disposed on the upper part of the sampling column 311 and used for filtering fine particles in the sampling gas, a sample gas sampling hole 312 formed on the lower part of the sampling column 311 and connected with the porous fiber column 313, and a second porous barrier 310 disposed at the lower side of the inside of the shell 32 and used for conducting the sampling gas and clean air, and the gas outlet 314 is connected with the sensor integrated module 2 through a pipeline; a cavity formed by the front cover 31 and the first porous barrier 36 is provided with a rough filtration module 315 for filtering dust and oil particles in a sampling gas, the rough filtration module 315 is a sintered PP fiber filtration core, a pressure spring 35 is disposed between the front cover 31 and the first porous barrier 316, and the pressure spring 35 is located in a gap formed between the pressure module 315 and the inner side of the shell 32.

[0072] A cavity formed by the second porous barrier 310 and the rear cover 33 is provided with a pressure sensor 34 for, detecting the working situation of the connector, the filtration module 37 includes a first filtration module 371 filled with a mixture of a potassium permanganate active alumina column and basic coaly activated carbon, a second filtration module 372 filled with a refined filtration core made of non-woven paper, a third filtration module 373 filled with palladium catalyzed aluminum oxide particles and a fourth filtration module 374 filled with cocoanut active charcoal particles having a high iodine value, which are disposed, in sequence from top to bottom and in seal connection through O-shaped rings 38; the first filtration module 371 is a ring-shaped box body, and the upper end surface and the lower end surface of the box body are of porous structures, the structures of the second filtration module 372, the third filtration module 373 and the fourth filtration module 374 are the same as that of the first filtration module 371; the shell 32 is made of a transparent material, or is provided with a transparent observation belt 316.

[0073] A method for using the gas diluting and sampling connector includes the following steps:

[0074] Step A: entering a sample gas into the inside of the shell via a gas inlet, then filtering dust and oil particles in the sample gas through the rough filtration module, and dividing the sampling gas into two parts after passing through the first porous barrier, wherein one part flows into the filtration modules, and the other part flows into a sampling column;

[0075] Step B: forming clean air after the sample gas is subjected to multi-stage filtration in the filtration modules to enter a cavity formed by the second porous barrier and the rear cover:

[0076] Step C: filtering fine particles in the sample gas entering into the sampling column in the porous fiber column, and finally entering the filtered sample gas into the cavity formed by the second porous barrier and the rear cover via a sample gas sampling hole; and

[0077] Step D: in this cavity, mixing air with the sample gas in a certain proportion, wherein the dilution proportion is determined depending on the size of the sample gas sampling hole to achieve the purpose of diluting the sample gas, and finally, discharging the diluted sample gas through a gas outlet.

[0078] The gas diluting and sampling connector 3 of the disclosure integrates a gas dilution functions on the sampling connector. After entering the inside of the sampling connector, one part of the sampling gas is purified into clean air through the filtration and, cleaning module, and the other part of the sampling gas passes through the porous fiber column and sample gas sampling hole so that the discharge amount of the sampling gas is controlled, and finally, air is mixed with the sampling gas in a certain proportion to achieve the purpose of diluting the sampling gas and facilitate subsequent gas detection. The gas diluting and sampling connector of the disclosure is mainly directed to sampling requirements in a high-concentration pollution gas, environment, and the sampling gas is directly diluted in a fixed proportion, which improves the convenience of use, and does not need additionally added accessories to reduce cost. And the sampling connector is simple in structure and small in volume.

[0079] In order to facilitate observation of use situations of a filter material filled in the filtration module 7, the shell 2 is made of a transparent material, or a transparent observation belt is disposed on the shell 2 so as to timely know the use situations of the filter material which can be conveniently and timely maintained and changed. Since the first porous barrier 6 can be detachably connected inside the shell 2, the filter material can be changed after the first porous barrier 6, which is convenient and quick. When the pressure spring disposed on the gas diluting and sampling connector 3 is connected with the shell through screw threads on the front cover, the first porous barrier can be extruded, downwardly so that various filtration modules are closely contacted and then purposes of compressing and sealing the filtration modules in combination with the effect of the O-shaped ring. The pressure sensor disposed on the gas diluting and sampling connector 3 is used for detecting the pressure of the gas in the cavity and timely knowing the working situations of the connector to prevent the blocking of the inside of the connector.

[0080] As shown in FIGS. 5-12, the sensor integration module 2 includes a circuit board 22 integrated with eight electrochemical sensors 1, a gas path communication mechanism 23 and a gas measurement and seal box 24, wherein the circuit board 22 is integrated with automatic identification and failure detection circuits of the eight electrochemical sensors 1 which are in one-to-one correspondence to the eight electrochemical sensors 1, and each of the electrochemical sensors 1 is respectively coupled into the automatic identification and failure detection circuit of the corresponding electrochemical sensor; the gas path communication mechanism 23 is provided with a gas inlet pipe 25, two gas outlet pipes 26 and eight unit gas chambers 27, wherein the gas inlet pipe 25 is respectively communicated with eight unit gas chambers 27 through pipelines, each of the gas outlet pipes 27 is respectively communicated with four unit gas chambers 27, the eight gas unit gas chambers 27 respectively correspond to the eight electrochemical sensors 1, the circuit board 22 is sealed and covered on the gas path communication mechanism 23, and each of the electrochemical sensors 1 is respectively located inside the corresponding the unit gas chamber 27; the gas measurement box 24 includes a box body 28 and a cover body 29 covering the box body 28, the gas path communication mechanism 23 in which the circuit board 22 is sealed and covered is disposed in the box body 28, the box body 28 is provided with a gas inlet pipe hole 212 corresponding to the gas inlet pipe 25 and a gas outlet pipe hole 210 corresponding to the gas outlet pipe 26, the box body 28 is provided with a wire insertion hole 211, the circuit board 22 is provided with a wire insertion end 215 respectively connected with the automatic identification and failure detection circuits of the eight electrochemical sensors, the insertion end 215 penetrates through the wire insertion hole 211 to be connected with eight ADC circuits 4, each of the ADC circuits 4 is respectively connected with one of the automatic identification and failure detection circuits of the eight electrochemical sensors through the insertion end 215, and the gas inlet pipe 25 penetrates through the gas outlet hole 210 to be communicated with the gas outlet hole 314.

[0081] The circuit board 22 is fixedly connected with the gas path communication mechanism 23 through bolts, a silica gel seal ring is disposed between the gas path communication mechanism 23 and the circuit board 22, and the circuit board 22 and the gas path communication mechanism 23 are sealed through the silica gel seal ring, and the gas path communication mechanism 23, the box body 28 and the cover body 29 are all made of resins; one side of the box body 28 is provided with an insertion bump 213, and the gas inlet pipe hole 212 and the wire insertion hole 211 are both provided with the insertion bumps, the insertion end 215 is located at the insertion bump 213, the bottom surface of the box body 28 is provided with an insertion dovetail groove 214, the gas detector body is provided with a bearing insertion dovetail groove fit to the insertion dovetail, groove 214, the gas measurement box 24 is inserted to the gas detector body through the insertion dovetail groove 214, the gas detector body is provided with an insertion port, and the gas outlet 314 and all the ADC circuits 4 are located in the insertion port; when the gas, measurement box 24 is inserted to the gas detector body, the insertion bump 213 is inserted into the insertion port, and the automatic identification and failure detection circuits of the eight electrochemical sensors are respectively connected with the eight. ADC circuits 4 through the insertion end 215, the automatic identification and failure detection circuits of the eight electrochemical sensors are also connected with the MCU single chip microcomputers 5 through the insertion end 215, and the gas inlet pipe 25 is Communicated with the gas outlet 314.

[0082] The sensor integrated module is simple in structure, scientific and reasonable and convenient to use, can integrate eight electrochemical sensors which can simultaneously detect gases and do not generate crosstalk, and meanwhile also can be conveniently inserted on the wide-concentration multi-component detector, thereby effectively improving the gas detection efficiency of the wide-concentration multi-component detector and gaining precious time for rescue and relief work.

[0083] The disclosure includes electrochemical sensors, a circuit board and a gas path communication mechanism, the circuit board is integrated with eight electrochemical sensors and automatic identification and failure detection circuits of the eight electrochemical sensors, each of the automatic identification and failure detection circuits of the eight electrochemical sensors is connected with one, electrochemical sensor, the circuit board is sealed and covered on the gas path communication mechanism, each electromechanical sensor is placed in one unit gas chamber, the gas inlet pipe is respectively communicated with each unit gas chamber, each output pipe is respectively communicated with four unit gas chambers, in such a way, the gas inlet pipe is communicated with a sampling pipe on the wide-concentration multi-component hazardous gas detector, the sampling pipe on the wide-concentration multi-component hazardous gas detector samples a gas leaked from a hazardous product and then enters the gas inlet pipe via the sampling pipe, subsequently enters into eight unit gas chambers and finally discharged from the gas outlet pipe. When the gas enters the unit: gas chamber, a corresponding electrochemical sensor can detect it, Since eight unit gas chambers are distributed in a parallel manner, eight electrochemical sensors located in eight unit gas chambers do not mutually generate crosstalk when in working with high detection precise; since each electrochemical sensor is separately coupled to one automatic identification and failure detection circuit of the electrochemical sensor, it can respectively independently work, namely, can simultaneously detect, eight hazardous gases, and therefore detection efficiency is high, and precious time, for rescue and relief work can be gained.

[0084] The circuit board is fixed on the gas path communication mechanism through bolts and sealed through the silica seal ring. The circuit board and the gas path communication mechanism are detachable, and therefore convenient to overhaul. The gas measurement and seal box is provided with the insertion bump and the insertion dovetail groove, and the insertion dovetail groove can conveniently fix the gas measurement and seal box to the wide-concentration multi-component hazardous gas detector. The insertion bump is opposite to the insertion port of the wide-concentration multi-component hazardous gas detector, so that the insertion end can be connected with a control element, the gas inlet pipe can be communicated with the sampling pipe and therefore installation is convenient, and detection efficiency can be improved.

[0085] As shown in FIG. 13, the automatic identification and failure detection circuits of the eight electrochemical sensors are configured to automatically identify the electrochemical sensors and perform failure detection on the identified electrochemical sensors; the automatic identification and failure detection circuit of the eight electrochemical sensor includes an electrochemical sensor access port provided with a CE pin access terminal, a RE pin access terminal and a WE pin access terminal, a programmable and adjustable resistor U1, a MOS pipe Q1, a resistor R1, a resistor R2, a resistor R3, a resistor R4, a resistor R5, a capacitor C1, a capacitor C2, a capacitor C3, a capacitor C5, an amplifier OP1, an automatic gain adjustment circuit and an automatic bias generating circuit, wherein the CE access terminal, the RE access terminal and the WE access terminal are respectively configured to couple a CE pin, a RE pin and a WE pin of the electrochemical sensor; three pins of the electrochemical sensor are respectively connected with the CE pin access terminal, the RE pin access terminal and the WE pin access terminal.

[0086] The CE pin access terminal, the resistor R1 and an output terminal of the amplifier OP1 are successively connected in series, the RE pin access terminal, the resistor R2, the resistor R3 and the non-inversion input terminal of the amplifier OP1 are successively connected in series, the WE pin access terminal, the programmable and adjustable resistor U1, the automatic gain adjustment circuit, the resistor R4, the resistor R5 and the reverse input terminal of the amplifier OP1 are successively connected in series; two ends of the capacitor C1 are respectively connected with the CE pin access terminal and the RE pin access terminal, two ends of the capacitor C3 are respectively connected with the non-inversion input terminal of the amplifier OP1 and the RE pin access terminal and the output terminal of the amplifier OP1; one end of the capacitor C5 is connected with the programmable and adjustable U1, the other end of the capacitor C5 is grounded; one end of the capacitor C2 is connected between the resistor R2 and the resistor R3, and the other end of the capacitor C2 is connected between the resistor R1 and the output terminal of the amplifier OP1.

[0087] The automatic bias generating circuit is connected with the reverse input terminal of the amplifier OP1 and is also grounded, the drain D of the MOS pipe Q1 is connected with the WE pin access terminal, the source S of the MOS pipe Q1 is connected with the RE pin access terminal, the grid G of the MOS Q1 and the automatic bias generating circuit are respectively connected with one pin of the MCU single chip microcomputer, one pin of the MCU single chip microcomputer is connected between the resistor R4 ad the resistor R5, and the automatic gain adjustment circuit is connected with the MCU single chip microcomputer through the ADC circuit; the automatic gain adjustment circuit includes an amplifier OP2, a programmable and adjustable resistor U3, a programmable and adjustable resistor U4, a programmable and adjustable resistor U5 and a capacitor C6, wherein the reverse input terminal of the amplifier OP2, the programmable and adjustable resistor U3, the programmable and adjustable resistor U4, the programmable and adjustable resistor U5 and the output terminal of the amplifier OP2 are connected in series, two ends of the capacitor C6 are respectively connected with the reverse input, terminal of the amplifier OP2 and the output terminal of the amplifier OP2, the reverse input terminal of the amplifier OP2 is connected with the programmable and adjustable resistor U1, the non-inversion input terminal of the amplifier OP2 is connected with the resistor R4, the output terminal of the amplifier OP2 is connected with the MCU single chip microcomputer through the ADC circuit.

[0088] The automatic bias generating circuit comprises an MOS pipe Q2, programmable and adjustable resistor U2, a programmable and adjustable resistor U6 and a capacitor C4, wherein the drain D of the MOS pipe Q2, the capacitor C4, the programmable and adjustable resistor U6, the programmable and adjustable resistor U2 and the source S of the MOS pipe Q2 are successively connected in series, the drain D of the MOS pipe Q2 is connected with the reverse input terminal of the amplifier OP1, the grid G of the MOS pipe Q2 is connected with one pin of the MCU single chip microcomputer, and the capacitor C4 and the programmable and adjustable resistor U6 are grounded; the programmable and adjustable resistor U1 is an X9C102 programmable resistor with a resistance value adjustable range of 0-1 K, the programmable and adjustable resistor U2, the programmable and adjustable resistor U3, the programmable and adjustable resistor U4, the programmable and adjustable resistor U5 and the programmable and adjustable resistor U6 are all X9C104 programmable resistors with a resistance value adjustable range of 0-100 K;

[0089] the resistance value of the resistor R1 is 1 K, the resistance value of the resistor R2 is 10 K, the resistance value of the resistor R3 is 10 K, the resistance value of the resistor R4 is 47.5 K, and the resistance value of the resistor R5 is 27.4 K; the capacitor C1 is a 10 nf capacitor, the capacitor C2 is a 10 nf capacitor, the capacitor C3 is a 10 nf capacitor, the capacitor C4 is a 10 nf capacitor, and the capacitor C5 is a 10 nf capacitor.

[0090] The programmable and adjustable resistors U1-6 are all X9Cxxx series programmable and adjustable resistors, which can adjust the particular resistance value of the resistor through the MCU single chip microcomputer.

[0091] The programmable and adjustable resistors U1 is X9C102, which can generate a resistance value of 0-1K and can meet the needs for all the electrochemical sensor loading resistors, thus this circuit can fit to all the commercially available electrochemical sensors. When different brands of electrochemical sensors are inserted into the circuit, the MCU single chip microcomputer can adjust the loading resistor according to parameters of different electrochemical sensors.

[0092] The programmable and adjustable resistors U3/U4/U5 in the automatic gain adjustment circuit are connected in series by adopting X9C104 programmable and adjustable resistors, the MCU single chip microcomputer can automatically adjust three resistors according to the need of the system so as to achieve the purpose of automatic gain adjustment, in such a way, the gain can be adjusted according to a response result. When the output current of the sensor is relatively small to lead to a fact that the output of the SEN_VOUT_OP cannot be measured due to too small, the MCU single chip microcomputer can properly adjust the values of U3/U4/U5 to increase the gain; when the output current of the sensor is relatively large to lead to a fact that the output of the SEN_VOUT_OP exceeds a scale due to too large, the MCU single chip microcomputer can properly adjust the values of U3/U4/U5 to diminish the gain, and therefore is matched with the measurement scale of the later-grade AD circuit;

[0093] For the automatic bias generating circuit, when bias needs to be generated to achieve the sensor detection function or some sensors themselves need to generate bias, the MCU single chip microcomputer can allow the bias circuit U2/U6 to generate the needed bias by lowering the BIAS SWITCH pin of Q2, U2/U6 is connected in series by adopting X9C104 programmable and adjustable resistors, and the MCU single chip microcomputer can automatically adjust two resistors according to the need of the system, thereby achieving the purpose of bias adjustment.

[0094] The automatic identification and failure detection circuit is simple in structure, scientific and reasonable in design and convenient to use, can quickly, efficiently, precisely and automatically identify the electrochemical sensors, and quickly, efficiently and precisely detect whether the electrochemical sensors failed.

[0095] A method for performing automatic identification on an electrochemical sensor using the automatic identification and failure detection circuit for the electrochemical sensor comprises the following steps:

[0096] Step {circle around (1)}: memorizing official information of electrochemical sensor for fire protection in a memory, and establishing an electrochemical sensor database;

[0097] Step {circle around (2)}: testing a no-load output value of a to-be-identified electrochemical sensor in an actual system and a characteristic value of an output curve during electrification through manual test of the to-be-identified electrochemical sensor, and recording the tested no-load output value and the characteristic value into the memory;

[0098] Step {circle around (3)}: coupling the to-be-identified electrochemical sensor into the automatic identification and failure detection circuit of the electrochemical sensor, and electrifying an MCU single chip microcomputer, and reading the no-load output value and the characteristic value of the to-be-identified electrochemical sensor by the MCU single chip microcomputer;

[0099] Step {circle around (4)}: respectively performing correct configuration on the automatic identification and failure detection circuit of the electrochemical sensor by the MCU single chip microcomputer according to the no-load output value and the characteristic value of the to-be-identified electrochemical sensor; and

[0100] Step {circle around (5)}: electrifying the to-be-identified electrochemical sensor by the MCU single chip microcomputer through the automatic identification and failure detection circuit of the electrochemical sensor, and monitoring the voltage values of the to-be-identified electrochemical sensor at various periods of time during electrification through the ADC circuit, and meanwhile matching the monitored voltage values with the electrochemical sensors in the electrochemical sensor database in the memory, thereby automatically identifying the to-be-identified electrochemical sensor.

[0101] The automatic identification and failure detection circuit of the electrochemical sensor can automatically identify the electrochemical sensors, is simple in identification process, scientific and reasonable in design and convenient to use, can precisely and automatically identify the electrochemical sensors, is applicable to wide electrochemical sensor variety range and high in identification efficiency.

[0102] A method for performing failure detection on an electrochemical sensor using the automatic identification and failure detection circuit for the electrochemical sensor comprises the following steps:

[0103] Step I: coupling the to-be-identified electrochemical sensor into the automatic identification and failure detection system of the electrochemical sensor, and starting the automatic identification and failure detection system of the electrochemical sensor;

[0104] Step II: initializing the automatic identification, and failure detection system of the electrochemical sensor;

[0105] Step III: changing the parameters of the automatic identification and failure detection system of the electrochemical sensor so that the bias of the to-be-detected electrochemical sensor generates perturbance of 1 mv;

[0106] Step IV: detecting whether the output voltage of the automatic identification and failure detection system of the electrochemical sensor changes with the perturbance of the bias of the to-be-detected electrochemical sensor, wherein if the output voltage has a large perturbance amplitude, the to-be-detected electrochemical sensor is normal; if the output voltage has a small perturbance amplitude, the to-be-detected electrochemical sensor is in failure.

[0107] According to the disclosure, the automatic identification and failure detection system of the electrochemical sensor inputs a bias of 1 mv, the single chip microcomputer is connected with the voltage output terminal of the automatic identification and failure detection circuit of the electrochemical sensor so as to monitor Vout change in the automatic identification and failure detection circuit of the electrochemical sensor. When Vout changes and correct bias is input, the output voltage Vout of the automatic identification and failure detection circuit of the electrochemical sensor returns to normal. Accordingly, whether the sensor is normal can be determined.

[0108] If the bias of 1 mv is input and the output Vout of the automatic identification and failure detection circuit of the electrochemical sensor does not change, it is initially determined that the electrochemical sensor is failed. If the bias is changed into a correct value to be input and the automatic identification and failure detection circuit of the electrochemical sensor still has no normal output, it is determined that the electrochemical sensor is damaged, and the detection result is quick, efficient and precise.

[0109] An implementation method of a wide-concentration multi-component hazardous gas detector includes the following steps:

[0110] Step 1: selecting an appropriate sensor module according to situations of an accident site, and starting a host;

[0111] Step 2: starting an automatic identification and failure detection circuit for an electrochemical sensor to automatically identify the electrochemical sensor, and automatically determining the used sensor module and a working state thereof by the system;

[0112] Step 3: performing effectiveness detection o the electrochemical sensor using the automatic identification and failure detection circuit for the electrochemical sensor, selecting an electrochemical sensor that works normally, and connecting unit gas chambers equipped with the electrochemical sensors to form a passage;

[0113] Step 3: disposing a gas diluting and sampling connector in a to-be-detected hazardous gas, and meanwhile starting a small evacuation pump to pump the diluted hazardous gas to the passage of the sensor integrated module;

[0114] Step 4: respectively sampling after an MCU single chip microcomputer starts the electrochemical sensor in the passage every 1 seconds, performing electrochemical sensor cross sensitivity operation processing on data obtained by sampling, displaying a result undergoing operation processing in real time through an LED display module, and meanwhile performing data memorization on data after operation processing through a SI) card data memory module.

[0115] The MCU single chip microcomputer starts eight gas path sampling circuits for sampling, data obtained by sampling is subjected to operation processing in the master controller, the result after operation is fed to a display screen for real-time display and meanwhile deliver the operated data to an external memory for data memory. The display screen adopts an industrial serial port screen, a human-computer interface independently operates on the circuit of the display screen, the operation information of the human-computer interface is transmitted to the maser controller through the serial port, and the master controller adjusts relevant work states. Portable equipment has a function of usb mass storage, and after the computer is connected by a user, relevant operations of memorized data files are processed with a conventional U disc processing manner.

[0116] The cross sensitivity operation method of the electrochemical sensor of the disclosure includes:

[0117] 1. It is assumed that all the electrochemical sensors have linear response to gases and do not generate system noises, a signal of a gas x on an x sensor is as follows: e.sub.x detection=k.sub.xC.sub.x, k.sub.x is response of the X sensor on the x gas:

[00001] $[\begin{matrix} C_{1 .Math. .Math. determined} \\ C_{2 .Math. .Math. determined} \\ C_{3 .Math. .Math. determined} \\ C_{4 .Math. .Math. determined} \\ C_{5 .Math. .Math. determined} \end{matrix}] = [\begin{matrix} k_{11} & k_{12} & k_{13} & k_{14} & k_{15} \\ k_{21} & k_{22} & k_{23} & k_{24} & k_{25} \\ k_{31} & k_{32} & k_{33} & k_{34} & k_{35} \\ k_{41} & k_{42} & k_{43} & k_{44} & k_{45} \\ k_{51} & k_{52} & k_{53} & k_{54} & k_{55} \end{matrix}] [\begin{matrix} C_{1} \\ C_{2} \\ C_{3} \\ C_{4} \\ C_{5} \end{matrix}]$

[0118] 2. An equation is obtained according to the k value calculated in an EXCEL file

[0119] C.sub.CO determined=C.sub.CO+0.2C.sub.NO;

[0120] C.sub.HCl determined=C.sub.HCl+4C.sub.H2S+2C.sub.SO2+2.25C.sub.NO;

[0121] CH.sub.CN deteimined=C.sub.HCN+2C.sub.H2S+0.3C.sub.SO2;

[0122] C.sub.SO2 determined=C.sub.SO2;

[0123] C.sub.C6H6 determined=C.sub.benzene+1.105C.sub.CO+4.66C.sub.H2S+1.25C.sub.SO2

[0124] Since concentrations of H.sub.2S, NO and NO.sub.2 gases are not monitored, the concentrations of H.sub.2S, MO and NO.sub.2 gases in a mixed gas is temporarily set as 0. Accordingly, actual concentrations of various components in an exhaust gas according to, measured concentrations.

[0125] C.sub.CO=C.sub.CO determined;

[0126] C.sub.HCl=C.sub.HCl determined2C.sub.SO2 determined;

[0127] C.sub.HCN=C.sub.HCN determined0.3C.sub.SO2 determined;

[0128] C.sub.SO2=C.sub.SO2 determined;

[0129] C.sub.C6H6=C.sub.C6H6 determined1.105C.sub.CO determined1.25C.sub.SO2 determined

[0130] Since H.sub.2S, NO and NO.sub.2 have great influence on other electrochemical gas sensors, it is suggested to add H.sub.2S, NO and NO.sub.2 sensors in order to get more accurate results.

[0131] The disclosure has the following technical features:

[0132] Multi-component detection8 gases can be detected simultaneously.

[0133] Wide-concentration detectiondetectable concentration range is wide.

[0134] Anti-interference detectioninterference between gas sensors is eliminated so that the gas can be precisely qualified and quantified.

[0135] Hazardous gasessuch as CN, HCl, SO.sub.2, NO.sub.2, CO, NO and H.sub.2S

[0136] Portabilityweight is 3 Kg, all the instruments are integrated together, so volume is small, and weight is light.

[0137] The disclosure adopts a gas on-line dilution technology to dilute a high-concentration sample gas into a low-concentration gas in a proportion and then introduce the low-concentration gas into a gas sensor for measurement.

[0138] The disclosure adopts a sensor array technology and sensor automatic identification technology, designs a plug-in sensor module and expands test kinds. Because the sensor has a cross sensitivity defect, that is, the same sensor responds to different gases, responses to other gases are eliminated by expanding gas test kinds, so as to solve false positive and false, negative problems.

[0139] The disclosure adopts an electronic nose pattern recognition, algorithm (cross sensitivity calculation algorithm of electrochemical gas sensors) adds or subtracts the signal measured by each sensor to reduce the influence of cross sensitivity between sensors on gas concentration measurement.

[0140] The above-mentioned embodiments are only one of preferred embodiments of the disclosure and should not be used to limit the scope of protection of the disclosure. The technical problems solved by any meaningless changes or embellishments made in the main design idea and spirit of, the disclosure are still consistent with those of the disclosure, and should be included in the scope of protection of the disclosure.

WIDE-CONCENTRATION MULTI-COMPONENT HAZARDOUS GAS DETECTOR AND IMPLEMENTATION METHOD THEREOF

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