Generator Gas Monitoring

The importance of monitoring hydrogen impacts on safety -- and profitability.

Hydrogen is used as a cooling agent for two reasons: 1) it has the best heat transfer characteristics of any gas, and 2) its low atomic weight makes it the lightest and therefore the lowest density of any stable gas (10% that of air) resulting in low windage losses. As purity drops windage losses increase, resulting in higher operating costs per megawatt.

Maintaining hydrogen at safe, non-combustible and non-explosive levels enhances operating efficiency and increases safety.

E/One offers a variety of options to customize hydrogen gas monitoring for electric power generators, including custom solutions.

The Generator Gas Analyzer (GGA) from Environment One is a proven system to monitor hydrogen and purge gases for greater efficiency and safety.

The Portable Gas Analyzer (PGA) is a portable configuration of the Generator Gas Analyzer.

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