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Confined Space

Managing the Risk of Gas Hazards in Confined Spaces

While it's often necessary for workers to enter confined spaces, the nature of these spaces presents special challenges and dangers that workers must...
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Gas Detection Equipment

What's "Pentane Equivalent" Gas?

Lately there have been a lot of questions about obtaining and using “pentane equivalent” calibration gas. So what is it?
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Connected Safety

Monitoring Gas Leaks and Pinpointing the Source

Have you ever had a faucet leaking in your home and simply did not have time to fix it? You may have wrapped a rag around the base or handles to...
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Gas Detection Equipment

Safety in Wastewater Plants: Why You Need Portable Gas Detectors

For most of us, wastewater treatment plants are nothing more than a mild inconvenience in the form of a foul smell. However, for those who work at...
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Gas Detection Equipment

Does the Type of Sample Tubing I Use Make a Difference?

A customer, Mike, sent me an email saying that someone told him that the type of sample tubing he used could alter the readings that he gets on his...
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Gas Detection Equipment

Why Do I See Negative Readings on My Gas Monitor?

This is a question customers ask all the time. Why do you sometimes see negative readings on your gas monitor?
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Gas Detection Equipment

Infrared LEL Gas Sensors – Risk or Reward?

WHAT ARE THE LIMITATIONS OF INFRARED LEL GAS SENSORS? There has been a lot of recent discussion about the benefits of infrared LEL gas sensors for...
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Gas Detection Equipment

Fixed Gas Detectors vs. Personal Gas Detectors

When building a gas detection program for your facility, you've likely considered both fixed gas detectors and personal gas detectors. When should...
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Gas Detection Equipment

Combustible Gas Detection: Infrared or Catalytic Bead Sensors?

One of the fastest-growing trends in gas detection today is the use of infrared sensors for detecting LEL levels of combustible gas. I was engaged in...
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Gas Detection Equipment

Should I Use a Pump with my Portable Gas Monitor?

Portable gas monitors are typically operated in a passive (diffusion) mode or in an aspirated (pumped) mode. How do you know which one you should...
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