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corrosion in mission critical facilities
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    Corrosion Sensor

    Dust sensor
    This sensor monitors the level of corrosion as per ISA 71.04-2013 classification

    Corrosion Sensor

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    Differential Air Pressure

    Dust sensor
    The differential air pressure is used to verify that air is being changed in the mission critical facility. 3 to 6 air changes per hour are recommended.

    Air Pressure Sensor

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    Airflow

    Dust sensor
    Instead of using an airpressure sensor, one can also use the airflow sensor to monitor if there is enough air velocity indicating that the air circulation as required per ISA standard.

    Airflow Sensor

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    Temperature & Humidity Monitoring

    Dust sensor
    Ambient temperature and humidity monitoring is paramount to prevent corrosion. Especially temperature and humidity fluctuations have to be closely monitored.

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    Corrosive Gas Sensors

    Dust sensor
    Our wide range of gas sensors enables you to monitor for the presence and concentration of gasses that may cause corrosion. Those gasses are H2S, SO2, CL2, NOx, HF, NH3, O3

    Corrosive Gas Sensing

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