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Dedicated gas analyser

Published:  28 October, 2016

Michell_Instruments.jpgMICHELL INSTRUMENTS has announced it has added an analyser dedicated to monitoring hydrogen-cooled electricity generators to its current range of moisture and oxygen analysers and says the new XTC601 for hydrogen cooled generators has been designed with three phase profiles to cover all of the gas analysis requirements for operation and maintenance.

Hydrogen is used as a coolant in generators because it is the most efficient cooling agent available, having the highest thermal conductivity of all gases. As well as monitoring the purity of hydrogen in operation, operators also routinely purge the system with CO2 to remove all the hydrogen safely, before carrying out scheduled maintenance. The XTC601 for hydrogen cooled generators has three phase profiles to cover all stages of the process.

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