Biogas, a renewable energy source, is produced through the anaerobic digestion of organic matter. Properly monitoring H2S, O2, NH3 and CO ensures that biogas production is efficient, safe, and environmentally sustainable. Solid polymer electrochemical gas sensors (SPEGS) are highly effective in biogas monitoring due to their sensitivity, selectivity, and robust performance in challenging environments.
Industrial Safety in the context of gas detection means identifying and mitigating risks associated with the release of hazardous gases. Electrochemical sensors are valued for their high sensitivity, accuracy, and ability to detect low gas concentrations, making them suitable for industrial safety applications.
IAQ plays a crucial role in determining the health, comfort and overall well-being of the building occupants. Regular monitoring, adequate ventilation and the use of air purification systems are key measures to improve IAQ and reduce associated health risks.
H2 hydrogen gas detection with electrochemical gas sensors are preferred due to their high sensitivity, specificity, and ability to operate in challenging environments. They provide real-time monitoring and rapid response, making them indispensable in managing the risks associated with hydrogen usage…