The Gas Analyzer - ADInstruments

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Considerations When Using the Gas Analyzer •• The sample inlet and exhaust ports on the Gas Analyzer should remain clear. •• Unnecessary dead-space in the gas path should be kept to a minimum. •• Chemical contamination and rubber compounds should be avoided. •• The sample gas dewpoint should be at least 10 °C below transducer temperature. The sample gas should be free of oil contaminants, particles and liquids or condensing vapors. • • In humid environments, or when sampling from exercising subjects, dry the sample using desiccant. Removing moisture will lengthen the life of the transducers. Appendix A Technical Details 35
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Page 21 and 22: Connecting the Gas Analyzer The Gas
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