Gas monitor using electrochemical cell and method of operating
An electrochemical and gas technology, applied in the field of monitors, can solve problems such as faults in the monitoring system, and achieve the effect of fast calculation
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[0031] Referring to Figure 1, gas is drawn from the volume being monitored through a filter 4 into a gas detection or monitoring device 2, which may be referred to as an aspirator. The gas to be monitored is conveyed from the filter 4 through the inlet channel 15 to the electrochemical cell 7 ("sensor"). The gas then passes through channel 3 to a fluid measuring device (flow meter) 5, which then passes through channel 3A to a gas pump 6 which returns the gas through outlet channel 3B to the system being monitored. Pump 6 is preferably a conventional diaphragm pump with a controllable flow rate, as will be described further below.
[0032] The EC cell 7 generates an electrical signal which is connected along lead 16 to a conventional gas detection sensor circuit 10 for detecting the signal of the EC cell 7 and processing it into a digital electrical signal representing the output of the EC cell 7 . In turn, this digital signal is fed to a processor-based controller 8, which is...
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