This article was originally featured on Facility Executive By: Bob Vigdor Gas leaks can present an enormous danger to the viability of a business and the safety of its workers. Whether it’s an HVAC system, a cooling system, or a hazardous gas found in petroleum production or mining (such as methane), a leak presents substantial […]
[lwptoc width=”full”] Nearly everyone spends time around cooling appliances, such as refrigerators and air conditioners. However, most people don’t handle refrigerants on a daily basis. Those who do must understand how to safely handle and store these dangerous chemicals, including those designated as A2L refrigerants. New international agreements related to acceptable refrigerants have emerged due
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[lwptoc] Introduced in the 1960s, Non-Dispersive Infrared (NDIR) sensors have been a staple in the gas detection industry for decades. These sensors work by using infrared light to detect the different wavelengths of flammable gases. Many advantages come with using NDIR technology, but they also come with some drawbacks that any user should consider. NDIR
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GasLab will expand NevadaNano’s reach to customers in the industrial, chemical, Oil & Gas, and HVAC&R markets in the United States. RENO, NEVADA, January 19, 2021 – NevadaNano Inc., the world’s leading innovator in gas detection technology, today announced an alliance with GasLab™ to distribute the company’s Molecular Property Spectrometer™ (MPS™) sensors to its diverse customer
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This article was originally featured on Electronic Design. By: Bob Christensen For over four decades, gas-leak-detection sensor tech has remained relatively unchanged and proven costly and often unreliable. Advances have changed the landscape, though, with sensors now including multiple chemical sensors on a single silicon chip. Pellistor/catalytic (CAT) bead sensors and non-dispersive infrared (NDIR) sensors have been
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New distribution agreement with Hae Song Industry Co. positions NevadaNano to meet the growing demand in Korea for its Molecular Property Spectrometer™ sensor technology. SEOUL, Korea, January 5, 2021 – NevadaNano Systems, Inc., the world’s leading innovator in gas detection sensor technology, announced it received the Korea Gas Safety Corporation (KGS) certification, a significant milestone
[lwptoc] The Importance of Refrigerant Leak Detectors and Fast Refrigerant Leak Detection Refrigerant leaks are far more common in the HVAC and Refrigeration industries than many realize. And the effects of unaddressed leaks can range from being a mild inconvenience to causing a deadly working environment. Even small leaks, which may go unnoticed, can still
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Fixed detector with Molecular Property Spectrometer™ technology, Xgard Bright, quickly detects multiple flammable gases simultaneously and accurately reports TrueLEL™. CHESTER, ENGLAND, December 7, 2020 – NevadaNano Inc., the world’s leading innovator in gas detection sensor technology, announced that Crowcon Detection Instruments Ltd., selected its Molecular Property Spectrometer (MPS) sensor for its Xgard Bright fixed gas
This article was originally featured on Forbes Global warming and the pandemic are creating an ever-greater demand for cool and clean indoor air. The Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) industry makes machines that can satisfy that demand — but it won’t happen without innovation. For example, HVAC makers are introducing new refrigerant gasses
This write-up was originally featured on Gasworld Gas detection sensor technology manufacturer NevadaNanotech Systems has expanded its Molecular Property Spectrometer™ (MPS™) refrigerant product family with gas sensors for A1, A2L and A3 refrigerants. NevadaNanotech latest sensor innovations are the first to meet the new North American Standards Developing Organizations and global IEC/CENELEC standards as well
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