As the name might suggest, gas blenders are designed to mix different gases for academic, commercial, and industrial purposes. Sometimes referred to as blends, specific gas mixes are defined by the concentration of their constituent species; usually as a percentage, molar fraction, or a parts-per unit. Many applications require specified gas mixtures with finely controlled
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In many industrial or research applications, gases need to be diluted from a high concentration to a variety of lower concentrations. A frequently used application
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Gas humidification refers to the addition of water vapor to a gas flow to create a specific relative humidity (RH). Relative humidity is the ratio
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Global transit capacities enable the rapid transport of perishable goods and produce across the world, meaning that consumers can enjoy products many miles from their
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Multi-gas analyzers are a very important part of ambient monitoring, where low-level concentrations of certain species can have a dramatic impact on air quality. They
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Gas chromatography, often abbreviated to GC, is a staple analytical tool in all manner of quality control and research facilities. It is used to detect
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Ultra-high-purity gas mixing and blending is vital to an extremely broad cross-section of market areas. Although it sounds simple enough, there is more to gas
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The most common air pollutants include carbon monoxide, ground level ozone, nitrogen oxides, particulate matter, sulfur oxides, and volatile organic compounds. There are other pollutants
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One of the most popular options for an Environics Gas Mixing or Dilution system is humidification. The Environics humidifier option or our stand-alone humidifier allows the operator to add specific RH levels to a blend of gases to simulate actual conditions in laboratory experiments or other cases where gas samples contain humidity. But what is
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