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AMI Officially Approved as Supplier for ADNOC
Advanced Micro Instruments (AMI) has received official approval to supply the Model 2010BX Trace Oxygen Analyzer, the Model 3010BX Trace Hydrogen Sulfide Analyzer, and the Model 4010LX Trace Moisture Analyzer to Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC).
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Integrated Heater for Uninterrupted Analyzer Operation in the Freezing Cold
AMI offers oxygen and hydrogen sulfide (H2S) analyzers designed to operate is the harsh outdoor environments where natural gas pipelines run. These analyzers utilize electrochemical sensors to provide fast and reliable measurements. But electrochemical oxygen and H2S sensors typically do not like cold environments. The electrochemical sensor contains electrolyte that will solidify and expand when temperatures drop below freezing, causing permanent damage to the sensor. AMI’s Model 2010BX Trace Oxygen Analyzer, Model 210BX Percent Oxygen Analyzer, and Model 3010BX Trace H2S Analyzer have a solution to prevent the electrochemical sensor from freezing – an INTEGRATED HEATER.
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NEPSI Approval Awarded for Models 2010BX, 210BX, 3010BX and 4010LX
Advanced Micro Instruments (AMI) is excited to return to ADIPEC in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, November 4-7, 2024. This event is one of the world’s largest and most influential gatherings for the energy industry.
Read MoreAMI Officially Approved as Supplier for ADNOC
Advanced Micro Instruments (AMI) has received official approval to supply the Model 2010BX Trace Oxygen Analyzer, the Model 3010BX Trace Hydrogen Sulfide Analyzer, and the Model 4010LX Trace Moisture Analyzer to Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC).
Read MoreIntegrated Heater for Uninterrupted Analyzer Operation in the Freezing Cold
AMI offers oxygen and hydrogen sulfide (H2S) analyzers designed to operate is the harsh outdoor environments where natural gas pipelines run. These analyzers utilize electrochemical sensors to provide fast and reliable measurements. But electrochemical oxygen and H2S sensors typically do not like cold environments. The electrochemical sensor contains electrolyte that will solidify and expand when temperatures drop below freezing, causing permanent damage to the sensor. AMI’s Model 2010BX Trace Oxygen Analyzer, Model 210BX Percent Oxygen Analyzer, and Model 3010BX Trace H2S Analyzer have a solution to prevent the electrochemical sensor from freezing – an INTEGRATED HEATER.
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