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SIDOR sets new standards for extractive photometers

SIDOR Gas Analyzer Leading technology and excellent value

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With long term measuring stability never before achieved the SIDOR measures gas components CO, NO, SO2, CO2, CH4, N2O and O2. With the development of SIDOR, SICK MAIHAK has focused on standardization and optimization of the NDIR measuring technology

Simplied
Freely congurable digital I/O

makes complete system construction easy.

The SIDOR gas analyzer meets the performance requirements for

CEM systems Safety monitoring in coal silos or mills Landll gas analysis Process analysis in cement plants

Compact design SIDOR is

much shorter in depth, ts into a free- standing cabinet or 19 rack.

User friendly texts on a large

... at lower operating costs

Long-term stability re-calibra-

LC display, selectable in 8 languages.

tion only necessary after months of operation ambient air

Repairability on site innova-

Automatic adjustment using New signal processing tech-

nique insensitive to uctuations and contamination

tive concept makes servicing simple and quick. For example, the sample cell has a symmetrical design so that it locks into place in the optical bench no need for time-consuming optical alignment.

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Measuring components and ranges

SIDOR can measure 1 or 2 IR absorbing gases + O2 using either a paramagnetic or electrochemical cell. The following are the smallest measuring ranges available: Measuring component Carbon dioxide Carbon monoxide Methane Sulfur dioxide Nitric oxide Nitrous oxide Oxygen (electrochem) Oxygen (paramagnetic) Carbon monoxide Chemical formula CO2 CO CH4 SO2 NO N2O O2 O2 CO Smallest measuring range5) 500 ppm 60 ppm 0.5% 35 ppm 95 ppm 100 ppm 10% 3% dual range 0 200/ 0 3000 ppm (Special range package for hazardous waste incinerator plants)

Technical data SIDOR Instrument data Detection limit % of range: Non-linearity % of range: Repeatability % of FS Zero point drift % of lowest FS range Span (sensitivity) drift Response time: Warm-up time: Sample contacted parts: Sample gas flow: Maximum sample pressure: Sample gas temperature range Enclosure: Weight Power supply Interfaces and signals Digital interface Analog outputs Digital outputs Digital inputs
1) 2)

SIDOR 1%
2)

OXOR-P 0.5% 1% 1%
1) 3) 1)

OXOR-E 1% 1.5% 1% 3) 2%/ year1) 2%/ year1) typically 20 sec none viton B, PVDF 316 ti stst

1%2) 1%
3)

2%/ year 2%/ year

2%/ year 2%/ year 4 sec. 120 min

Typically 3 sec 120 min viton B, PVDF, glass, 316ti stst, aluminum

same as SIDOR + platinum & nickel

0.5 ... 1 liter/min 4) for all analysis modules 4.2 psi (300 mbar) for all analysis modules 32 ... 122 F for all analysis modules General purpose, 19 rack 20 26 lbs depending on the configuration 100, 115 or 230 V AC (+10,-15%) 48...62 Hz, max. 150 W, typically 50 Watts via RS 232 C uni or bi-directional interface with modified AK protocol or Modbus protocol qty. 4, linear, isolated 4-20 mA outputs, max. load 500 8 relay contacts, 48 V DC/50 mA, 24 V DC/200 mA or 18 V DC/0.5A, logic (open or close) is user selectable, 8 transistor outputs 8 inputs, isolated with opto-couplers
4) 5)

with routine single point adjustments double values for ranges < 2 x smallest measuring range 3) at constant temperature and pressure

ow dependancy for OXOR P < 0.2 vol % O2 in specied range highest measuring range is 100% except for NO and SO2 max 3 vol%

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