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Chemical Sensing for Safer Industrial, Home and Office Environments

Chemical Sensing is Now Better Than Ever Developers of air-monitoring equipment now have a new core technology to deploy for detecting dangerous conditions.  These conditions include methane gas from industrial operations, heavily legislated refrigerant gases, and flammable gas exposure of industrial workers or first responders. NevadaNano has continuously improved and delivered new versions of its

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Combustible Gas Detector

3 Features to Look for in a Combustible Gas Detector

Combustible gas detectors, commonly required as Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) in most industrial worker settings  measure the concentration of potentially harmful gases in a specific  area. They may use infrared, electrochemical, ultrasonic, or semiconductor sensors as their core detection technology. The detectors, via the embedded sensor, measure the gas concentration to a reference point or

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Methane Gas Poisoning

The Dangers of Methane Gas Poisoning and Exposure

The Dangers of Methane Gas Poisoning and Exposure As a primary constituent of natural gas, methane is a relatively common gas, and it is especially prevalent in the oil and gas industries. It is also found in landfills, coal mines, livestock facilities, and wastewater treatment facilities. Because of its prevalence, there is an always-present danger

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Hydrogen Gas Detection

Hydrogen Gas Detection is More Important Than Ever Before

Hydrogen Gas Detection Introduction Hydrogen Gas Detection isn’t something you think about every day, but maybe you should. The use of hydrogen for industrial purposes has grown dramatically over the past few decades, and future projections indicate that its use will continue to grow on pace with demand for energy. Hydrogen consumption is dominated by

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