Acetaldehyde, Methanol, & Benzene in CO2 Applications
The BevAlert Model 8900 provides direct measurement of Acetaldehyde, Methanol, and Benzene (AMB) in Carbon Dioxide.
The instrument is utilized by Specialty Gas Manufacturers and the Food and Beverage Industry to monitor trace impurities in CO2 used in carbonated beverages.
The BevAlert Model 8900 employs a photoionization detector (PID). The AMB in the gas sample are physically separated using proprietary GC columns. A dual-column configuration with timed backflush to vent is used to strip off
Measurement of AMB in beverage grade carbon dioxide
Analysis Time | <360 seconds |
Detector | PID (High-sensitivity PID Optional) |
Column | Capillary |
Oven Temperature | 100C, Nominal |
Carrier Gas | Nitrogen, 15 cc/min, Nominal |
Lower Detection Limit | <50ppb Acetaldehyde, <2ppm Methanol, <2ppb Benzene |
Accuracy | 1% of Full-scale |
Precision | 2% of Measured Value |
Span Drift (24HR) | <2% of Full-scale |
Sample Flow Rate | 250 500 cc/min, typical |
Output | Analog: (5) 0-20ma or 4-20ma loop power supplied, isolated. Selectable for: gas concentration, unintegrated detector signal. Options for up to 16 additional programmable 0-20ma, 4-20ma or voltage outputs: 0-1V, 0-5V, or 0-10V. |
Relays | (5) User programmable relays for concentration and diagnostic alarms (1A @ 30Vdc). Options for up to 32 additional relays available. |
Inputs | Optional digital input board for 3 contact closure inputs. Supports start analysis, start calibration, and analyze calibration gas sample. |
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