The Thermo Scientific 8280 Hydrocarbons-In-Water monitor is a continuous sampling monitor designed for use where rapid response to light hydrocarbon, leaks, or spills, along with high sensitivity and low maintenance are required. It provides advanced warning against contaminated plant effulent, condensate return or cooling water.
Product Detail
The 8280 Hydrocarbons-In-Water monitor is a continuous sampling monitor designed for use where rapid response to light hydrocarbon (< C11) leaks or spills, along with high sensitivity and low maintenance, is required. It provides advance warning against contaminated plant effluent, contaminated condensate return or cooling water, as well as monitoring of light volatile organics or hydrocarbons in various other water streams.
The 8280 has a wide range of leak detection with the capability to detect from the very low ppm (part-per-million) range up to the two percent range. It is well suited for monitoring most volatile organics and hydrocarbons. It is effective for detection of benzene, 1,2-dichloroethane, propane, butanes, phenol, hexanes, and other organic compounds in water. When equipped with the optional membrane stripper, the 8280 effectively detects organic compounds with high vapor pressures such as i-butane and n-butane. The 8280 is not suitable for detection of heavy, non-volatile oils or greases.
Features
Detects volatile organics and hydrocarbons
Rapid detection
Low ppm to 2% detection level
Continuous 4-20 mADC isolated output signal
Two levels of alarm
No moving parts
Low maintenance
Proven on-line reliability
Applications
Boiler feed water in low ppm range to protect boiler
Condensate return to detect heat exchanger leaks
Process or cooling tower water returns
Effluent water monitoring to detect volatile organic and hydrocarbon leaks for pollution alerts
Detection of low ppm up to the 2% range of volatile organics or hydrocarbon compounds in process streams with specific compound calibration such as acetone
Detection of hydrocarbons in sea water for drilling operations
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