How Can I Verify the Purity of Gas from my Nitrogen Generator?

 Pneumatech's nitrogen generators are used in multiple applications in the food and beverage industry, laser cutting industry, electronics industry and much more. The purity levels in each of these applications varies and every product range has to be tested to determine its' purity levels and performance resulting in documented purity certificates. But how can I verify the purity of gas from my nitrogen generator?Get more news about Nitrogen Purity Tester,you can vist our website!

Every Pneumatech PSA Nitrogen Generator is equipped with a Zirconia Oxygen Sensor that provides real time information on the purity of the gas produced. The consumer always has an insight in the office or in the compressor room on the purity level that is being produced. In addition, Pneumatech provides purity certificates for the PSA Nitrogen range, as tested and certified by third party that guarantees performance complying to the below standard:
Purity certificates show analytical data collected during testing phases of nitrogen generators operating at different purity levels. For example, our PPNG oxygen generators are tested at 97%, 99%, 99.5% and 99.999% purity levels to determine their performance at creating these different purities. During testing, the amounts of different gases are tested for their presence, such as oxygen, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, nitrogen oxide/dioxide, methane, water and of course pure nitrogen. The appearance and odor of the resulting nitrogen is also tested and the concentrations along with a "fail" or "pass" will accompany each test.

Why are purity certificates necessary?

Every application that requires the use of nitrogen gas needs the nitrogen at a specific purity level for optimal performance. For some examples: laser cutting metal typically uses 99.9% nitrogen, metal heat treatment typically uses 99.5% purity, food packaging ranges from 99.5% to 99.9% and wine-making uses anywhere from 99.5% to 99.999% purity during various stages of the wine-making process. While these percentage differences may seem small, 0.001% makes a big difference in nitrogen purity levels and performance. Every application will also need specific pressure requirements, flow levels and PDP as well. Purity certificates are often presented during job bidding or used for verification that a unit can perform to certain specs before being installed in a facility.