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CROWCON At HIL Hydrogen industry 2024
Crowcon will be continuing their participation in Hydrogen Industry Leaders later this month, when we will be the headline sponsor…
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A Quick Guide To Bump Testing
Following manufacturer instructions is essential for detector units. The bump test ensures the unit alarms correctly and displays accurate gas…
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Fixed Systems Installation
Gas detector placement follows general guidelines rather than specific standards. Proper location and sensor choice are crucial for effective detection…
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Mitigate the health risks of welding
Welding is a very energetic process that produces a range of compounds, many of which are extremely harmful, such as…
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Approvals for hazardous areas
Ensuring safety in environments with hazardous gases or dusts is crucial. Proper approvals and equipment certifications are required to mitigate…
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Calibration: What are the basics?
Proper calibration of gas detectors ensures they accurately alert users to gas hazards. Calibration adjusts the detector’s readings to match…
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Gas detectors: fixed versus portable
Gas detectors come in portable and fixed formats. Choosing the right type depends on factors like gas type, hazard duration,…
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Combustion of Gases and Vapours
Organic chemical compounds, especially hydrocarbons, are flammable. They react with oxygen to produce heat through combustion.
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What is LEL?
The Lower Explosive Limit (LEL) defines the minimum concentration of a gas or vapour in the air that can ignite…
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The Basics of Gas Detection
Gas detection technology has evolved significantly, from early canaries to modern, advanced equipment, enhancing worker safety with continuous and precise…
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Toxic gas exposure limits and alarm levels
Portable gas detection instruments not only measure and alarm at Time-Weighted Average (TWA) levels but also feature instantaneous alarms for…
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Toxic Risk
Gases and vapours can pose significant health risks when inhaled, absorbed through the skin, or swallowed.
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