2028

2028 2028 Ambient Gas Comprehensive Analyzer

Overview

Ambient air monitoring serves two distinct purposes that require different instruments. Reference determination by gravimetric sampling sets the baseline a network must be traceable to. Real-time optical measurement gives the resolution and coverage that networks, urban projects and industrial perimeters depend on operationally. Kesen supplies both, plus the meteorological and noise instruments a complete station requires.

Key specifications — 2028

Parameter Specification
Model 2028
Product type 环境气体综合分析仪
O2 (0~30)% O2 (0~30)%
NO2 (0~20100) umol/mol NO2 (0~20100) umol/mol
NO (0~5/0.1)% NO (0~5/0.1)%
CO (0~200/2000) umol/mol CO (0~200/2000) umol/mol
H2 (0~1000) umol/mol H2 (0~1000) umol/mol
CH4 (0~10/50)% CH4 (0~10/50)%
SO2 (0~2700) umol/mol SO2 (0~2700) umol/mol
VOCs (0~100) uLEL VOCs (0~100) uLEL
23 customisable sensors incl. HCHO, NH3, HCl, HF, HCN, PH3, Cl2, ClO2, AsH3, GeH4, SiH4, benzene, acetone, phosgene, PM1.0/2.5/10/TSP 23 customisable sensors incl. HCHO, NH3, HCl, HF, HCN, PH3, Cl2, ClO2, AsH3, GeH4, SiH4, benzene, acetone, phosgene, PM1.0/2.5/10/TSP
Split controller / detection module / display terminal Split controller / detection module / display terminal
Optional drone mounting Optional drone mounting

Standards

GB 3095-2016 · JJG 551-2011 · JJG 635-2011 · JJG 693-2011 · JJG 695-2019 · JJG 915-2008

Applications

Municipal air quality networks · urban background and traffic stations · industrial perimeter monitoring · construction dust enforcement · indoor air quality · occupational dust exposure · research and institutional programmes · airport and port environmental monitoring

Configuration

This is the most configurable instrument in the range. Twenty-three sensor types are available including formaldehyde, ammonia, hydrogen chloride, hydrogen fluoride, hydrogen cyanide, phosphine, chlorine, chlorine dioxide, arsine, germane, silane, benzene, acetone, phosgene and particulate fractions. Sensor selection is a quotation item — state the gases you need.

Frequently asked questions

Should I specify optical or gravimetric PM measurement?

Gravimetric sampling by filter weighing remains the reference method against which optical instruments are evaluated. Optical monitors give continuous data, a much lower cost per point and the temporal resolution networks need, but they measure an equivalent concentration that must be correlated with the reference. If your work is regulatory and defensible, you need gravimetric reference data behind the optical data. If your work is operational, screening or trending, optical alone may suffice.

What data quality indicators matter when comparing monitors?

Three. Correlation with the reference method against the stated requirement. Agreement of the measurement range with the reference. And data completeness as a percentage of expected samples. A monitor that states these three can be compared objectively. One that publishes only a range figure cannot.

Can these instruments feed a municipal air quality network?

Model 2092 supports the HJ/T 212-2017 data transmission protocol and is used with HJ 633-2012 AQI calculation and HJ 663-2013 assessment. The 2193 noise monitor also supports HJ 212-2017 and HJ 660-2013. Where the network uses a different protocol, state it in the enquiry — most models can be configured.

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Send the application, the parameter or gas, the measurement range, the output protocol required and your target delivery date. An engineer will reply with a configuration recommendation and a price — normally within one working day.

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