In addition to reference method gas analysers, Signal Group also manufactures a full range of sample handling, calibration and test instruments; making Signal a one-stop-shop for emissions monitoring equipment.
This gas divider provides ten fixed points for checking instrument linearity across the full measurement range. The instrument is suitable for use with any gas compatible with st-st, ptfe and kynar materials.
This device is used to check the converter efficiency of Chemiluminescent NOx analysers during manufacture and after every 6 months of operation. The NOxGen 3 provides the option of remote control using TTL levels for all operational functions.
An external non-methane hydrocarbon cutter provides the capability to measure methane-only for clients with a standard heated flame ionisation detector (FID). The 320 therefore provides a low cost alternative to all-in-one FIDs with a built in cutter.
Provides an inexpensive source of clean, zero-grade air for flame ionisation detectors (FID). Removes all hydrocarbons, including methane, down to 0.1% of the original level. Up to 10 FID units can be run from one unit.
In addition to reference method gas analysers, Signal Group also manufactures a full range of sample handling, calibration and test instruments; making Signal a one-stop-shop for emissions monitoring equipment; Heated sample handling units, Cooler dryers, Methane cutters, NO2 and NH3 to NO Converters and Test & calibration equipment.
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Signal Group’s portable heated FID VOC analyser, the S4 SOLAR XPLORE, has made it to the finals of the Instrumentation Excellence Awards, and a team from Signal will be donning their red-carpet attire for a glittering award ceremony that will take place at the Grand Connaught Rooms in London on
Intriguingly, the Signal Group stand will be staffed by gas analysis experts wearing T-shirts saying ‘Ask me about MCERTS!’ It’s too early to say more, but anyone interested in VOC emissions monitoring should head for Stand-L5…if only to try out the detachable tablets. With a heavy focus on technology development,
Researchers at the University of Sheffield are exploring new exhaust aftertreatment systems for heavy-duty engines capable of running on clean, zero-carbon fuels. This 4-year project is funded by an EPSRC grant and supported by the industrial partner Eminox. The project is led by Bill Nimmo, Professor of Energy Engineering and
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