HY-OPTIMA 2700 Series Explosion Proof In-line Hydrogen Process Analyzer Product Highlight
HY-OPTIMA 2700 Series Explosion Proof In-line Hydrogen Process Analyzer

Analytical instrumentation

HY-OPTIMA 2700 Series Explosion Proof In-line Hydrogen Process Analyzer Product Highlight

28 Oct, 2016

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The HY-OPTIMA™ 2700 Series uses a solid-state, non consumable sensor that is configured to operate in process gas streams. The H2scan thin film technology provides a direct hydrogen measurement that is not cross sensitive to other gases. The HY-OPTIMA™ 2700 Series is ideal for applications where real-time, hydrogen specific measurements can enhance process plant efficiencies, diagnostics and maintenance management.

Common applications include:

  • Refinery: Reforming, cracking, recycle, tail gas, fuel gas, flare gas and other multi-component process streams
  • Natural Gas: H2 supplement to hydrocarbon measurement for complete natural gas or biomethane analysis
  • Industrial Gas Supply: Air separation, syngas, steam methane reforming, and electrolysis process streams
  • Petrochemical: H2 measurement in polymer feeds and flare gas process streams 
  • Manufacturing: Metals annealing, semiconductor, oil hydrogenation and fertilizer manufacturing process streams
  • You can view the product webpage by clicking here.
  • You can view the product data sheet by clicking here.
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