CH4 CO2 NH3 SO2 SUBSTANCE LIST. further substances and detection limits on request. January 2018
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1 O3 CH O N CHO HS CO SO H NH3 SUBSTANCE LIST 8 further substances and detection limits on request. January 8
2 Gas analysis with nondispersive Infrareddetection (NDIR) min. Nachweisgrenze max. Messbereichsendwert min. Nachweisgrenze max. Messbereichsendwert chlorinated hydrocarbons ascusol bromopropane C3H7Br,. chloroethylene / vinyl chloride CH3Cl,,. chloromethane CH3Cl,. cis,dichloroethene CHCl,. dichloromethane CHCl,. ENSOLV bromopropane C3H7Br,. HFE7DE of trans,dichloroethene methyl nonafluoroisobutyl ether methyl nonafluorobutyl ether, 6 tetrachloroethene CCl,3 6. tetrachloromethane CCL,8 6. trans,dichloroethene CHCl,. trichloroethene CHCl3,3 7. trichloromethane CHCl3, 8. formaldehyde CHO, 3 6 methane slack CH, 8 benzene C6H6,. sum of BTXaromatic compounds: benzene toluene xylene C6H6 C7H8 C8H,.,dichlorobenzene C6HCl, 8. naphthalene CH8 7, hot gas aromatic hydrocarbons pyridine CHN 3,. styrene C8H8, 6. toluene C7H8,. mxylene oxylene pxylene C8H,. isooktane C8H8,. nbutane CH,8. nheptane C7H6,9. nhexane C6H,6. npentane CH,6 7. cyclopentane CH,6 7. alkanes further substances and detection limits on request. January 8 3
3 Gas analysis with nondispersive Infrareddetection (NDIR) min. detection limit max. fullscale range min. detection limit max. fullscale range, other phosgene CClO ammonia NH3 86,. carbon monoxide CO,., 33. clindry of flourinated and brominated hydrocarbons decamethylcyclopentasiloxane (Green Earth) CH3OSi dimethyl sulfoxide CH6OS 6,. nitrogen monoxide NO 3,. nitrogen dioxide NO, 8. nitrous oxide (laughing gas) NO, 6. humidity HO 3,.,3butadiene CH6,, nbuthyl acetate C6HO, 8.3 ethyl acetate H3COOCH 3, 8 sulfur dioxide SO,. acetone C3H6O,8 7. ethanol CHOH,. isopropanol C3H7OH,8 6. methanol CH3OH, 3. alcohols / ketones narkotic gas sevoflurane CH3OF7, 6. isoflurane C3HOClF6,.6 halothane CHBrClF3,. enflurane C3HClF 3 7,. desflurane C3HOF6, 3 Gas analysis with nondispersive Infrareddetection (NDIR) min. detection limit max. fullscale range min. detection limit max. fullscale range Vol.% Vol.% landfill gases / biogas / composting gases methane CH, carbon dioxide CO, further substances and detection limits on request. January 8
4 Gas analysis with nondispersive Infrareddetection (NDIR) min. detection limit max. fullscale range min. detection limit max. fullscale range fluorinated hydrocarbons / chlorofluorocarbon R trichlorofluoromethane CFCl3,,,,,,,,, 7, 3 7. R dichlorodifluoromethane CClF,,,,,,,,, 9,9 8. R chlorodifluoromethan CHClF,,,6. R3 trifluoromethane CHF3,,, 6.9 R3,,trichloro,,trifluoroethane CCl3F3, 3,, 3.8 R dichlorotetrafluoroethane CClF, 3,,. R3,dichloro,,trifluoroethane CHClF3, 3,,.7 R chloro,,,tetrafluoroethane CHFCl, 3,,.3 R3a tetrafluoroethane CHF,,,,,,,,, 3, 9. Rb,dichlorofluoroethane CH3ClF,,,,,,,,,, 8. R,,,3,pentafluoropropane CHF,,,7 3. sulfur hexafluoroide SF6, 6,,. nitrogen trifluoroide NF3 7, 3,,. perfluoropentane CF,,,. decafluoropentane (vertrel) CF,,,.9,,,3tetrafluoropropanol (TFP) C3HF, 3,,8. azeotropic chlorofluorocarbon s Ra of Ra,difluoroethane % chloro,,,,tetrafluoroethane 33% R chlorodifluoromethane % 3, 7.3 Rb of Ra,difluoroethane 3% chloro,,,,tetrafluoroethane 7% R chlorodifluoromethane 6% 3,3 7. Ra of R chlorodifluoromethane 38% R pentafluoroethane 6% R9 propane % 3,3 6.8 Rb of R chlorodifluoromethane 6% R pentafluoroethane 38% R9 propane % 3, 7.3 R3b of R chlorodifluoromethane 6% R8 oktafluoropropane 39% R9 propane % 3,.8 further substances and detection limits on request. January 8
5 Gas analysis with nondispersive Infrareddetection (NDIR) min. detection limit max. fullscale range min. detection limit max. fullscale range azeotropic chlorofluorocarbon s Ra of R pentafluoroethane % R3a tetrafluoroethane % R3a trifluoroethane % 3, 7. R7c of R3 difluoromethane 3% R pentafluoroethane % R3a tetrafluoroethane % 3,3 7.6 Ra of R3 difluoromethane % R pentafluoroethane % 3,8 8. R3a of R3a tetrafluoroethane 88% R8 oktafluoropropane 9% R6a isobutane % 3, 6.7 R7a of R pentafluoroethane % R3a tetrafluoroethane % 3, 7. R8b of R3 trifluoromethane 6% R6 hexafluoroethane % 3,6 6.8 further substances and detection limits on request. January 8 6
6 Gas analysis with thermal conductivity detector (TCD) min. detection limit max. fullscale range min. detection limit max. fullscale range Vol.% Vol.% H H in helium H in methane H in carbon dioxide H helium He helium He carbon dioxide CO carbon dioxide CO CO argon Ar argon in carbon dioxide Ar argon in oxygen Ar methane CH methane CH oxygen in nitrogen O oxgen O nitrogen in N nitrogen N nitrogen in carbon dioxide N Helium carbon dioxide carbon monoxide carbon monoxide in argon methane oxygen nitrogen further substances and detection limits on request. January 8 7
7 Gas analysis with thermal conductivity detector (TCD) min. detection limit max. fullscale range min. detection limit max. fullscale range Vol.% Vol.% ammonia ammonia in NH3 ammonia in nitrogen NH3 SF6 sulphur hexafluoride sulphur hexafluoride further substances and detection limits on request. January 8 8
8 Gas analysis with electrochemical sensor min. detection limit max. fullscale range min. detection limit max. fullscale range HS,. carbon monoxide CO. sulphur dioxide SO. nitrogen dioxide NO 6,38 3 nitrogen monoxide NO 6,3 3. ammonia NH3 3,3. arsine AsH3,3,, chloride (hydrochloric acid) HCl, cyanide (hydrocyanic acid) HCN sulphides sulphide oxides other diborane BH6,3,,3 phosphane PH3 6,83. ozone O3,,9 ethylene oxide CHO,83 Gas analysis with electrochemical sensor min. detection limit max. fullscale range Vol.% Vol.% min. detection limit max. fullscale range binary gases oxygen O, 3,. H,,. chlorine Cl,, further substances and detection limits on request. January 8 9
9 Gas analysis with paramagnetic sensor oxygen O min. detection limit max. fullscale range min. detection limit max. fullscale range Vol.% Vol.%, Gas analysis with zirconium oxide sensor oxygen O min. detection limit max. fullscale range min. detection limit max. fullscale range Vol.% Vol.%, 9 further substances and detection limits on request. January 8
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