The PFGA unit is a flue gas analyzer stored in a portable case. It is used to check the existence of O2, CO, CO2 and nitrogen oxides in the flue gases from the heating systems. Furthermore, the draft or pressure of those gases can also be measured.
Other variables, such as efficiency, losses of the combustion gases and excess air are calculated. The analyzer can work with a rechargeable battery to provide power supply outdoors or connected to the mains. It has a thermal printer to print measurements while the analyzer is working.
Likewise, this device includes an active memory, where the measurements and adjustments of the analyzer defined by the user are stored.
The analyzer is provided with USB and RS232 interface to transfer the measurements from its built-in memory to the computer.
Exercises can be performed are:
- Measurement of the residual oxygen in flue gases.
- Measurement of the carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide.
- Measurement of nitrogen oxides.
- Measurement of the flue gases temperature and the combustion temperature.
- Combustion efficiency analysis.
- Excess air analysis.
- Can have a thermal printer to print measurements
- Can have active memory to store measurements and adjustments
- Can measure the pressure or draft of the gases
- It can also help reduce emmissions of pollutants like nitrogen dioxide, nitric oxide, and sulfur dioxide.
