Emission VOC FID Aries-Mercury
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New Instruments and Research for Analysis ARIES 1003 (fixed version) and MERCURY 903 (portable version), are the right solution for the VOCs emission monitoring, in term of accuracy, simplicity and analytical stability. COMPACT AND COMPLETE > FID detector and automatic pressure regulators driven by software > Industrial integrated PC equipped with Windows® OS > Touch screen display interface > Methane analytical kit with catalyst or packed columns > All in one INTEGRATED PC EMBEDDED TECHNOLOGY The industrial PC housed in the analyzer, in addition to monitor and control the Detector, the thermoregulation and every operation, has the task of Data logger and saves the analysis in an Excel® compatible format file. The Windows Embedded® operating system with his advanced software, guides and supports you at all times. Every fault is detected and stored. SAMPLING LOOP ANALYSIS We use sampling valve with no mechanical moving parts, able to guarantee two exclusives advantages despite the classic calibrated capillaries tachnology. • More analytical stability • Less maintenance frequency METHANE ANALYSIS Performed via a catalytic converter or packed column directly housed into the instrument. Doesnʼt need any bulky and/or expensive accessory. The converter is automatically excluded in the event of an exceeding organic concentration may overheat it.The catalyst analysis is carried out in accordance with European standard EN 25140:

NORMATIVE REFERENCES SAMPLE SUCTION SYSTEMS & VACUUM SENSORS > Mercury (portable system) use a head heated suction pump to prevent any kind of condensation in the sample. > Aries (stationary system) use an ejector system (no maintenance required). Both analyzers are equipped with a vacuum sensor which generate an alarm if any leakage or filter clogging condition occur. These two analyzers are compliant with the following regulations: > EN 12619 and EN 15267-3/4 - construction and performance criteria for the analysis of VOCs > EN 25140 - construction and performance criteria for the...