Description: Sensors are used to measure combustible gases that present an explosion hazard.
Synonyms: CFIHOS-60002552
electrochemical
Description: Works by allowing gases to diffuse through a porous membrane to an electrode where it is either chemically oxidized or reduced.
Synonyms: CFIHOS-60002551
holographic
Description: Use light reflection to detect changes in polymer film matrix containing a hologram.
Synonyms: CFIHOS-60002557
infrared point
Description: Use radiation passing through a known volume of gas, energy from the sensor beam is absorbed at certain wavelengths to compare wavelengths proportional to the concentration of gas present.
Synonyms: CFIHOS-60002554
photoionization
Description: Detectors use high photon energy UV lamp to ionize chemicals in sampled gases.
Synonyms: CFIHOS-60002553
semiconductor
Description: Detect gases by chemical reaction that takes place when gas comes in direct contact with the sensor.
Synonyms: CFIHOS-60002555
ultrasonic
Description: Detect the acoustic emission created when a pressured gas expands in a low P area through an orifice.
Synonyms: CFIHOS-60002556
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Description
Synonyms
catalytic bead
Sensors are used to measure combustible gases that present an explosion hazard.
CFIHOS-60002552
electrochemical
Works by allowing gases to diffuse through a porous membrane to an electrode where it is either chemically oxidized or reduced.
CFIHOS-60002551
holographic
Use light reflection to detect changes in polymer film matrix containing a hologram.
CFIHOS-60002557
infrared point
Use radiation passing through a known volume of gas, energy from the sensor beam is absorbed at certain wavelengths to compare wavelengths proportional to the concentration of gas present.
CFIHOS-60002554
photoionization
Detectors use high photon energy UV lamp to ionize chemicals in sampled gases.
CFIHOS-60002553
semiconductor
Detect gases by chemical reaction that takes place when gas comes in direct contact with the sensor.
CFIHOS-60002555
ultrasonic
Detect the acoustic emission created when a pressured gas expands in a low P area through an orifice.
