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What is an Analyser Shelter?
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An analyser shelter is a ventilated building or cabinet that protects process analysers and their sample systems near the process.
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Analyser Shelter Explained
Shelters provide stable temperature, weather protection and safe conditions for maintenance. Ventilation, gas detection and sometimes pressurisation keep them safe in hazardous areas.
Regular inspection covers HVAC, gas detection, sample and vent systems and utilities.
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What is an Analyser Shelter?
An analyser shelter is a ventilated building or cabinet that protects process analysers and their sample systems near the process.
Why monitor oxygen in a shelter?
Nitrogen and carrier gases can displace oxygen and asphyxiate people.
Why vent analysers outside?
So sample and calibration gases do not build up inside the shelter.
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