Hydrogen purity analyzer

Product Description

1. Measurement Range:

   • Typical ranges (e.g., 0-100% hydrogen).
   • Detection limits for impurities (e.g., parts per million, ppm).

2. Accuracy:

   • Percentage of accuracy (e.g., ±0.1% of reading).

3. Precision:

   • Repeatability and reproducibility measures.

4. Response Time:

   • Time taken for the analyzer to provide results after sample introduction (e.g., seconds to minutes).

5. Temperature and Pressure Range:

   • Operating temperature and pressure limits for analysis.

6. Technology Type:

   • Method of detection (e.g., gas chromatography, infrared spectroscopy, thermal conductivity).

7. Sample Conditioning:

   • Required sample preparation steps (e.g., filtration, drying).

8. Calibration:

   • Calibration frequency and methods (e.g., calibration gas standards).

9. Interface and Connectivity:

   • Output options (e.g., analog, digital, USB, Ethernet).
   • Compatibility with data logging or monitoring systems.

10. User Interface:

    • Display type (e.g., touchscreen, LCD).
    • Ease of operation and menu navigation.

11. Size and Portability:

    • Dimensions and weight for stationary or portable models.

12. Power Supply:

    • Operating voltage and power consumption.

13. Maintenance Requirements:

    • Frequency and type of maintenance needed (e.g., sensor replacement).

14. Environmental Resistance:

    • Resistance to dust, moisture, and chemical exposure (e.g., IP rating).

15. Regulatory Compliance:

    • Adherence to industry standards (e.g., ISO, ASTM).

16. Warranty and Support:

    • Manufacturer warranty and availability of technical support.

These specifications will help ensure the analyzer meets the needs for accurate and reliable hydrogen purity measurement.