What is a Gas Humidifier? A gas humidifier is an instrument for artificially warming and humidifying respiratory gas for mechanically ventilated patients. When natural respiratory humidification decreases pulmonic infections and damage to lung tissue may occur. Natural Gas Humidifiers in the Human Body In a healthy human, 75% of respiratory gas conditioning occurs in the upper respiratory tract
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Zero air generators are increasingly popular in a range of settings, offering an efficient, compact means of safely removing hydrocarbons from the air. Gas chromatography is
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Gas delivery systems are used in a broad variety of work environments and a range of applications. The Environics Series 3000 gas blending and gas
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Permeation systems are devices that are both simple and effective, employed to produce exacting gas blends for a broad spectrum of uses. Users generally choose
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At Environics, we deliver gas mixing technologies based on ultra-precise thermal mass flow controllers (MFCs) and extremely accurate computerization and calibration. This enables us to
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A permeation system is a simple yet effective device used to generate precise gas blends for a wide range of applications, from biological/medical mixing to
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Continuous emission monitoring—sometimes abbreviated to CEM—is a requirement established by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to ensure compliance with the appropriate emission standards. It
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The defence industry requires advanced technology and solutions for the unique, and often extreme conditions, in which people work. The military conducts scientific and technological
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A gas humidifier is a device used to add water vapor to gas flow to create an exact relative humidity (RH). Relative humidity refers to
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Gas chromatography (GC) is a workhorse technique used to separate, identify, and quantify chemical compounds contained in a carrier gas. It is renowned for its accuracy and repeatability, but—as with any tool used to determine quantity values under set conditions— the quality of GC results depends upon operators carrying out precise gas calibration to guarantee
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