Gasmet FTIR Gas Analyzer FAQ´s
What does FTIR mean? How does it work?
How is it possible to make the quantification? What is Beer's law?
Which gases can be measured by the Gasmet™ FTIR Gas Analyzers?
Which kind of applications can Gasmet™ FTIR Gas Analyzers be used for?
What is the typical performance of Gasmet™ FTIR Gas Analyzers in emissions monitoring applications?
What is the best way to add new gases to the library?
Should Gasmet™ FTIR Gas Analyzers be recalibrated?
How stable are the calibrations? Why are they so stable?
Why is the Gasmet™ Interferometer special?
How does the GICCOR™ differ from competing interferometer designs?
Why is the sample cell of Gasmet™ FTIR gas analyzer special?
Will HCl, HF or similar components corrode the coating of the sample cell?
Will Cl2 or Br2 react with the gold coating of the cell?
Must the sample cell always be heated at 180 C?
Does Gasmet™ FTIR gas analyzers also measure the pressure?
How is the pressure compensation done?
How long does it take to learn how to use a Gasmet™ FTIR gas analyzer?