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Get Your Own Spectrometer for Industrial Flame Temperature Estimation

Are you in an industry that requires flame temperature or gas concentration estimation to determine the local particulate and gas species concentrations? If yes, you will need an infrared spectrometer for your specific purpose. An infrared spectrometer is used for gas concentration and flame temperature estimation in a variety of industrial settings for a wide range of applications.

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Get Your Own Spectrometer for Industrial Flame Temperature Estimation

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  1. Get Your Own Spectrometer for Industrial Flame Temperature Estimation Are you in an industry that requires flame temperature or gas concentration estimation to determine the local particulate and gas species concentrations? If yes, you will need an infrared spectrometer for your specific purpose. An infrared spectrometer is used for gas concentration and flame temperature estimation in a variety of industrial settings for a wide range of applications. Gas specimen concentrations and local particulate are determined using emission/absorption spectroscopy. This method is used in a turbulent or laminar reacting flow to measure the radiation emitted by the hot gas particulate. The hot and particulate-laden gases under measurement must be within a homogeneous volume. This principle can also be used to measure the attenuation of radiation using the same volume of the material in spectroscopy. Spectral information For flame temperature estimation from particulate emission of gases, radiation usually at 900 and 1000 nm is measured to get the desired spectral information. It restricts the lowest temperature that could be measured using emission/absorption spectroscopy at approximately 800 K. However, you can use this principle for longer wavelength emission for flame temperature estimation even at lower temperatures. In case, there is no particulate, you can measure the temperature using radiation emitted stable gas species such as hydrogen or carbon dioxide. All the measurements and spectral information are observed and obtained in the infrared wavelengths. Where to get your infrared spectrometer? You can get your infrared spectrometer from a reputed and experienced company as per your custom requirements. A company that provides both hardware and software support can help you meet your needs in all capabilities. Consider the following things while searching for an infrared spectrometer supplier: Look for the industrial experience Review the quality of the product Ask for the technical details and functional analysis report Go through the product catalog Ask for a product demo Look if the company offer custom fittings and solutions Check the market review and reputation En'Urga Inc. is known for its high-quality and custom-designed infrared spectrometer for emission/absorption spectroscopy. The company provides complete hardware and software support to its clients to set up custom industrial measurement environments for gas concentration and flame temperature estimation. You can provide the following information to request custom design of your spectroscopic system: Temporal/spatial resolution Description of the flow Species or particulate concentrations The level of support

  2. The company is best known for its mid-infrared spectrometers, fiber optic-based emission/absorption probe, and multi-wavelength emission/absorption probe in different scientific, academic, and industrial settings. You can contact them to discuss your custom requirements and build an industry-specific spectrometer for your needs. Source: https://www.enurga.com/emission.htm

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