Measurement made easy
Highest precision under harshest conditions
High precision
– Lowest detection limits, highly accurate measurements
– Highly selective, virtually cross interference free
Suitable for harsh process conditions
– In-situ, direct measurement of hazardous gas streams
– For high pressure, high temperature applications
Fast and direct
– In-situ, no sample transport or conditioning
– Fast response
Safe, compact and easy
– Flameproof housing (Ex-d), no purging
– No nitrogen purging for oxygen measurement
– Compact and lightweight, insensitive to vibrations
– Ease of maintenance
Introduction
Application and design
The LS4000 is an in situ cross-duct analyzer for measuring
gas component concentrations. It applies the highly selective
optical measuring principle of tunable diode laser (TDL) ab
sorption spectroscopy. The LS4000 is a stand-alone system
and is approved for use in hazardous areas according to
international standards.
The analyzer consists of a transmitter unit with a laser light
source and a receiver unit with a photodetector. Both units are
mounted opposite each other on the process pipe or stack
and are connected by a junction box.
Measurement principle – TDLAS
The LS4000 employs the optical measuring technique of
absorption spectroscopy, which utilizes the fact that a specific
gas absorbs specific light wavelengths.
The light beam is emitted from a tunable laser diode located in
the transmitter unit. The laser light passes through the process
gas and strikes the photodetector in the receiver unit. The
measured gas component present in the optical path absorbs
the laser light, attenuating the light received.
A sophisticated signal algorithm processes the amount of light
attenuation and calculates the gas concentration on the basis
of the Beer-Lambert law. The influence of temperature and
pressure variations is eliminated by dynamic automatic correction.
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