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understanding bioprocesses Data Sheet Advantages > > reasonably priced > > in-situ measurement > > low maintenance > > independent from gas flow > > direct integration in gas pipes possible > > no gas cooler, pumps or valves necessary > > easy to use Application areas > > chemical industry > > biogas production > > agriculture > > algal hydrogen production Hydrogen sensor BCP-H2 for in-situ measuring
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understanding bioprocesses Data Sheet Sensor Measuring principle Concentrations ranges Accuracy Drift Thermal conductivity detector H2: 0 – 10 Vol.%, 0 – 50 Vol.%, 0 – 100 Vol.%* < 0.2% FS* ± 3% reading ** < ± 2% reading / year 15 – 40 °C 30 – 55 °C -25 – 55 °C* Temperature ranges Pressure range Housing Dimension mm Dimension inch Weight Cross sensitivity The BCP-H2 provides the best measurement results in binary gas mixtures. For other gas mixtures please consult us for advice. Internal sensor temperature Materials in contact with gas Lifetime of sensor element Steel 1.4571, Viton, LPCVD...
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