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Reliable Gas Detection in Ducts and Pipes

24 Jan, 2013

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GEIT (Italy) offer a perfect solution for detecting hazardous gases in ducts and pipes. The system is extremely rugged, which makes it a perfect solution for chemical and petrochemical applications, both on and offshore.

The application to the duct or pipe is made through a suitable flange with its counter-flange soldered to the duct.

There is an option to equip the system with shut-off ball valves to enable the easy application of sample gas to the sensor for calibration purposes.

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