Crude Oil Sensor
The Crude Oil sensor compatible with the WiMo and WiMo Plus range measures the polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons (PNA) by excitation at a specific ultraviolet wavelength.
Description
The Crude Oil sensor compatible with the WiMo and WiMo Plus range measures the polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons (PNA) by excitation at a specific ultraviolet wavelength.
Additional information
| Brands | |
|---|---|
| Technology |
Optical |
| Range |
0-1500 ppb |
| Sensitivity |
0.2 ppb |
| Linearity |
R² > 0.99 |
| Excitation |
λ 325/120 nm |
| Emission |
λ 410-600 nm |
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About brand
nke instrumentation is a French company created in 1984 based in Lorient near the Atlantic coast which employs more than 70 people in the water quality field and marine industry.
nke instrumentation is working with more than 30 different countries & has more than 30 years of experience of manufacturing oceanographic loggers.
we know exactly how to deal with oceans robustness issues.
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