7200 SERIES CONTINUOUS FLUE GAS ANALYZERS 7240 Probe & Heated Filter Continuous analysis of flue gas for any combination and range of O2, CO, CO2, SO2, NOx (as NO or NO + NO2) or combustibles from combustion processes. FEATURES • Best value continuous flue gas analyzer • Sensitive infrared detectors for % and > 1000 PPM CO, CO2, or SO2 • Long life electrochemical sensor for 10 - 1000 PPM CO, NO, NO2, and SO2 • Catalytic sensor for % combustibles • Fast response time and bright digital readout for each gas • Microprocessor based with push button or potentiometer calibration • Easy to maintain modular layout • Sample preparation includes filtration and continuous moisture removal • 4-20 mA outputs for each gas measured • Sensors are temperature controlled for maximum stability OPTIONS • Hi/Low gas, low flow, high vacuum, and diagnostic alarms available • Isolated analog 4-20mA outputs available • Cabinet purge system available for use in hazardous or high dust areas • Auto-calibration with touch screen LCD display • Ambient temperature package for operation in -20°C up to 55°C (-4°F to < 131°F) • Stack-mounted heated filters and high temperature probes • Large free-standing cabinets with latching doors • Optional sample conditioning features include: 1) Continuous water prewash system for acidic flue gases that are present but not to be analyzed (See Model 7300) 2) Heated stack filter for removal of dust from high particulate samples (Model 7240), automatic blowback available 3) Calibration gas injected at heated stack filter 4) Multiple sample point sequencer which allows multiple samples to be selected and analyzed (see Model 402AS) NOVA ANALYTICAL SYSTEMS www.nova-gas.com Manual Calibration Model Auto-Calibration Model

DESCRIPTION The Nova Model 7200 Series Flue Gas Analyzers are specifically designed for use on the flue gases from combustion processes burning gaseous fuels. These analyzers can measure sample gases for oil or coal-fired processes with the addition of a Model 7240 heated sample filter. The 7200 Series can also measure flue gases in the presence of acidic or corrosive samples through the use of sample pre-conditioners. Sample gas is drawn into the analyzer from the sampling probe, heated filter, or sample pre-conditioner, then pumped through a condensate removal system. Next, the dried sample...