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Aug 31, 2023
Dust sensors are primarily employed to measure the concentration of particulate matter in various environments. As demands for improved living and working conditions rise, the hazards posed by industrial dust to human health have become increasingly evident. Construction sites, owing to large-scale operations, often generate airborne dust, serving as a principal contributor to urban dust pollution. Installing dust monitoring systems at construction sites can effectively enhance the dust environment....
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Aug 25, 2023
In the current context of establishing standards for indoor air quality across various domains, the concentration of indoor CO2 is consistently mandated to remain below 1000 ppm. In normal circumstances, atmospheric CO2 concentration typically hovers around 400 ppm. Thus, the monitoring of air quality is inseparable from the application of high-precision carbon dioxide sensors. Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems represent essential components for maintaining indoor comfort....
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Aug 18, 2023
As global demand for clean energy rises, hydrogen gas has garnered substantial attention as an ideal energy source. However, its explosive nature and colorless, odorless properties pose significant safety challenges. The development of real-time hydrogen gas sensors to monitor its concentration and prevent accidents is therefore crucial. Carbon nanotubes, a novel nanomaterial, have found extensive application in sensing due to their remarkable electrochemical properties and high surface area....
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Aug 10, 2023
What is a Formaldehyde Sensor? The BA6208 formaldehyde sensor is specifically designed for the detection of formaldehyde gas (CH2O) based on the principle of electrochemical reaction. During the process of house decoration, a substantial amount of formaldehyde gas is often present. It is a colorless, irritating organic compound that has a stimulating effect on the eyes and nose, posing significant harm to human health. On October 27, 2017, formaldehyde was classified as a Group 1 carcinogen by the...
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Aug 01, 2023
Types of Carbon Dioxide Sensors As people increasingly prioritize environmental and health concerns, the demand for fresh air systems, air conditioning, and other air purification devices is rising. Currently, the penetration rate of such air purification equipment in commercial buildings and residential spaces remains relatively low, indicating significant market potential in this field. In 2021, the global market sales of carbon dioxide (CO2) gas sensors reached $670 million, with an estimated...
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May 23, 2023
2.1 Sensors for monitoring NOx gas Nitrogen oxides are one of the atmospheric pollutants and also the main pollutants that cause photochemical reactions. During the combustion of fossil fuels such as ores, NO 2 and NO will inevitably be produced, and these gases will cause serious pollution to the atmospheric environment. The working principle of the sensor for monitoring NO 2 is that nitrogen oxides react on the oxygen electrode. It is worth noting that Nitrobacter is transformed from nitrate,...
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Apr 13, 2023
With the rapid development of China's modern agriculture and industry, China's economic strength is also increasing day by day. Human beings consume a lot of natural resources while pursuing economic benefits. In addition, they also cause serious damage to the natural environment and aggravate the harshness of the human living environment. In recent years, various environmental pollutions in nature have become more serious, among which air pollution is one of the most typical representatives....
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Mar 31, 2023
1. Using infrared light scattering to measure the concentration of dust At present, there are many methods for measuring the concentration of dust at home and abroad, and the measurement methods can be divided into weighing, light scattering, β-ray and micro-oscillating balance. Among these methods, light scattering has the advantages of fast detection speed, good repeatability, and timely data processing, and is widely used in detecting the concentration of dust. Light scattering refers...
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Mar 20, 2023
With the development of human beings, air pollution caused by various factors has become more and more serious. To ensure people's quality of life, it is necessary to test the quality of the air in our living environment so that our life can reach a healthier standard. Sensors have gradually become an important application technology in detection. According to this, the principle of the air detection system is analyzed, and the sensor for detecting the quality of the air is mainly analyzed....