The Cx-4000 is used in continuous emissions monitoring, process control and other applications where multiple gas compounds need to be monitored. Typical example is continuous emissions monitoring in waste incineration plants and cement kilns. Sample cell heating (up to 180 degrees) ensures even high water vapour concentrations or corrosive gases will not pose a problem. The Cx-4000 can be equipped with a TDL (Tunable Diode Laser) module, which provides accurate measurement of Oxygen (O2). This makes the Cx-4000 the only gas analyzer in the world to combine multicomponent FTIR gas analyzer with a TDL in one enclosure.
Gasmet™ Cx-4000 has both TÜV (17th BlmSchV) and MCERTS certificates. The analyzer is also compliant with U.S. EPA 40 cfr part 60 Appendix b PS 15.
Multicomponent FTIR Gas Analyzer
GASMET ON-LINE SERIES includes industrial multicomponent gas analyzers for continuous monitoring applications. The GASMET Cx-4000 incorporates a Fourier Transform Infrared spectrometer, a temperature controlled sample cell, and signal processing electronics. The analyzer is fully equipped for fixed installations and it offers versatility and high performance for all industrial users.
The GASMET Cx-4000 is designed for continuous emission monitoring (CEM).It is an ideal tool to analyze trace concentrations of pollutants in wet, corrosive gas mixtures. The sample cell can be heated up to 180 °C. Sample cell absorption path length is selected according to the application. The GASMET Cx-4000 allows simple calibration using only single component calibration gases. The user can easily configure the analyzer for a new set of compounds.
General parameters
Measuring principle: Fourier Transform Infrared, FTIR
Performance: simultaneous analysis of up to 50 gas compounds
Response time, T90: typically < 120 s, depending on the gas flow and measurement time
Operating temperature: 15 - 30°C non condensing air conditioning recommended
Storage temperature: -20 - 60°C, non condensing
Power supply: 100-115 or 230 V / 50 -60 Hz
Power consumption: 300 W
Spectrometer
Resolution: recommended 8 cm-1 or 4 cm-1
Scan frequency: 10 scans / s
Detector: Peltier cooled MCT
Source: SiC, 1550 K
Beamsplitter: ZnSe
Window material: ZnSe
Wavenumber range: 900 - 4 200 cm-1
Sample Cell
Structure: Multi-pass, fixed path length 5.0 m
Standard material: 100 % Rhodium coated aluminium
Mirrors: fixed, protected gold coating
Volume: 1.07 l
Connectors: Swagelok 6 mm or 1/4"
Gaskets: Viton® O-rings
Temperature: 180 °C, maximum
Window material: BaF2
Measuring parameters
Zero point calibration: 24 hours, calibration with nitrogen (4.0 or higher N2 recommended)
Zero point drift: < 2 % of measuring range per zero point calibration interval
Sensitivity drift: none
Linearity deviation: < 2 % of measuring range
Temperature drifts: < 2 % of measuring range per 10 K temperature change
Pressure influence: 1 % change of measuring value for 1 % sample pressure change. Ambient pressure changes measured and compensated
Electrical Connectors
Digital Interface: 9-pole D-Connector for RS-232
Analyzer is connected to an external computer via RS-232C cable. The external computer controls the GASMET.
Power connection: Standard plug CEE-22
Gas Inlet and Outlet Conditions
Gas temperature: non-condensing, the sample gas temperature should be the same as the sample cell temperature
Flow rate: 120 - 600 l per hour
Gas filtration: filtration of particulates (2μ) Required
Sample gas pressure: ambient
Sample pump: external, not included
Electronics
A/D Converter: dynamic range 95 dB
Signal Processor: 32-bit floating point DSP 120 MFLOPS
Computer: external, not included
Analysis Software (for external PC)
Operating system: Windows XP
Analysis software: CALCMET for Windows
Options
Sample Cell: Multi-pass, fixed path length 2.5 m, or 9.8 m
External PC: GASMET PC for control and analysis with optional alarm relay boards and analog inputs or outputs
Sample cell gaskets: Teflon® coated Viton® or Kalrez®
Enclosure
Sample Cell material: Aluminium
Dimensions (mm): 482 * 196 * 450
Weight: 17 kg
CE - Label: according to EMI guideline 89/336/EC