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The Thermo Scientific™ MAX-iR™ FTIR Gas Analyzer combines with Thermo Scientific™ StarBoost™ Technology to allow users to achieve single digit ppb to 10’s of ppt detection limits while maintaining all of the benefits of real-time FTIR analysis. This technology breakthrough, available only with the MAX-iR analyzer, eliminates the need for costly mass spectrometry (MS), gas chromatography (GC) or cavity ringdown spectroscopy (CRDS) solutions across a wide variety of applications. Let the MAX-iR analyzer reinvent how you solve your most demanding process and environmental gas analysis needs. Variety of configurations The MAX-iR gas analyzer is built around a small, rugged, high throughput interferometer with 24-bit analog to digital (ADC) integrated detector modules that allow for exceptional signal-to-noise without liquid nitrogen cooling.
Longevity and reliability of the analyzer has been increased using a long-life vertical cavity surface emitting laser (VCSEL) diode and silicon carbide (SiC) IR source. Integrated temperature and pressure sensors provide increased precision for the most demanding certification applications. Finally, dual level vibrational dampening allows the analyzer to operate even in challenging field environments. A deuterated triglycine sulfate (DTGS) detector comes standard with the MAX-iR analyzer.
With the optional StarBoost technology, users can choose between indium arsenide (InAs) or mercury-cadmium-telluride (MCT) detectors. All systems come standard with Thermo Scientific™ MAX-Acquisition™ Automation Software and MAX-Analytics™ Software that provide industry-leading analytics, factory integration tools, high speed identification of compounds, and measurement accuracy/stability without the need for calibration. MAX-iR FTIR gas analyzer.
Features and Benefits • Real-time gas analysis (1 sec – 1 min response) • 1 – 32 cm-1 resolution FTIR spectrometer • 10 m high throughput multipass gas cell • VCSEL diode (10-year lifetime) • SiC IR source (10-year lifetime • Non-hygroscopic optics (no purge required) • Precision temperature and pressure sensors • 5U – 19 inch standard rack Options • StarBoost technology upgrade • DTGS detector with standard system; InAs or MCT detectors with StarBoost • Analysis methods (factory supplied) Typical applications • Inline process monitoring • Gas purity analysis • Gas certification analysis • Continuous emissions monitoring (CEM) • Ambient air testing • Stationary source testing (RICE, turbines, cement kiln) • Leak detection
Analyzer Specifications
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Measurement Technique
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FTIR Spectrometry
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Spectral Resolution
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0.5 cm-1
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Scan Time
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60 seconds
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Infrared Source
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Silicon Carbide @ 1200°C
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Reference Laser
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Helium Neon (15798.2 cm-1)
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Detector
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Thermoelectrically (TE) cooled MCT (HgCdTe)
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Purge Pressure
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20 psig (1.5 bar) max.
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Spectrometer Purge Flow
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0.2 L/min of dry nitrogen or CO2 free clean dry air with dewpoints below -70°C
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Optics Purge Flow
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0.2 L/min of dry nitrogen or CO2 free clean dry air with dewpoints below -70°C
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Pressure Transducer
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MKS Baratron® Capacitance Manometer
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Purge Connection
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1/4 inch Swagelok® quick connect
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Dimensions
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17.5"W x 12.5"H x 25.5"D
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Installation
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19" rack mount chassis
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Power
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120 or 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 3 amps
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Weight
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110 lbs. (50 kg)
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Sampling Parameters
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Sample Temperature
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191°C
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Sample Flow
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1 L/min
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Sample Pressure
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1 atm ±0.05
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Gas Cell
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Construction
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Nickel coated Al
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Fittings
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1/4 inch Swagelok®
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Tubing
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Heated 1/4 inch stainless steel
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Mirrors
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Nickel plated aluminum substrate, with rugged gold coating
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Windows
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BaF2
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O-rings
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Viton®
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Computer Requirements/Communication Options
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Computer Requirements
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Intel Pentium® PC, Microsoft® Windows® xP or Windows® 7 operating systems, display (1024 x 768) - Desktop or Notebook
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Minimum Recommended Computer
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Intel Pentium® III, 850 MHz, Microsoft® Windows® xP, 256 MB
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Computer/FTIR Communications
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RJ-45 Crossover Ethernet
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Communication Protocol
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TOOLweb® (HTML based), OPC, Modbus TCP/IP
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Performance
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H4
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0-21 ppm, 0-15 mg/m3
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CH4
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0-70 ppm, 0-50 mg/m3
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CO
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0-60 ppm, 0-75 mg/m3
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CO
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0-120 ppm, 0-150 mg/m3
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CO
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0-1200 ppm, 0-1500 mg/m3
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CO2
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25%
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H2O
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40%
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HCl
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0-9 ppm, 0-15 mg/m3
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HCl
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0-55 ppm, 0-90 mg/m3
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HCl
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0-123 ppm, 0-200 mg/m3
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HF
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0-11 ppm, 0-10 mg/m3
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N2O
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0-26 ppm, 0-50 mg/m3
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N2O
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0-51 ppm, 0-100 mg/m3
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N2O
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0-255 ppm, 0-500 mg/m3
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NH3
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0-13 ppm, 0-10 mg/m3
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NH3
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0-99 ppm, 0-75 mg/m3
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NO
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0-149 ppm, 0-200 mg/m3
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NO
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0-299 ppm, 0-400 mg/m3
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NO
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0-1119 ppm, 0-1500 mg/m3
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NO2
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0-24 ppm, 0-50 mg/m3
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NO2
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0-49 ppm, 0-100 mg/m3
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NO2
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0-488 ppm, 0-1000 mg/m3
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SO2
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0-26 ppm, 0-75 mg/m3
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SO2
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0-105 ppm, 0-300 mg/m3
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SO2
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0-699 ppm, 0-2000 mg/m3
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Detection Limits
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CH4
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0.3 ppm
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CO
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0.5 ppm
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CO2
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0.025%
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H2O
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0.25%
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HCl
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0.20 ppm
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HF
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0.25 ppm
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N2O
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0.1 ppm
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NH3
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0.35 ppm
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NO
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0.5 ppm
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NO2
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0.4 ppm
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SO2
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0.6 ppm
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