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| Oxygen Analyser M1-K | |||||||||||||
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With the Oxygen Analyser M1-K it is possible to measure oxygen in the concentration range from 10 ppmv up to 96 Vol.-% in a gaseous atmosphere. According to the used sensor type the digital display shows the the actual concentration in the ppmv or Vol.-% level. The analyser is equiped with an acoustic and a visual alarm and warns the user if a fixed value is exceeded or falled. |
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Features
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Application fields
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| Typical oxygen-sensor in a stainless steel housing used to control ambient air during welding under protective gas | |||||||||||||
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Principle of operation The amperometric oxygen-sensor mainly consists of a electrochemical oxygen "pump cell" based on zirconia material. Due to an applied voltage to the zirconia electroyte cell the resulting oxygene ions are pumped through the zirconia disc from the cathode side to the anode side. By attaching a cap with a pinhole on the cathode side and by increasing the voltage over the cell the current shows saturation due to the rate limiting step in the transfer of oxygen to the cathode. The resulting limiting current (saturation current) is nearly proportional to the ambient oxygen concentration. Therefore these sensors have many advantages compared to other elctrochemical sensors:
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| Data sheet download pdf-file | |||||||||||||