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Climate protection and climate neutrality are probably the greatest challenges of our time. Since the beginning of industrialisation, global warming, caused by the greenhouse effect, has affected people and the environment in many different ways. The main causes of this are emissions of greenhouse...

What does adjustment mean and what is calibration? What is the difference? What is a bump test? Why do sensors need to be checked regularly? Gas sensors lose sensitivity in the course of their life. Depending on the operating principle, this varies greatly for the respective sensors used. The...

From the previous blog posts on the topic of biogas, we have learned that biogas, just like solar, hydro and wind energy, is one of the renewable energy sources. In addition to renewable raw materials such as maize and grain, waste from private households, biowaste from agriculture, manure and...

After recording the leaks and defects as described in our second blog post on industrial gas, we now move on to their removal and documentation. We would like to start this blog with a key topic that is part of every inspection of an industrial gas facility. After all, it is not only a matter of...

In this blog post we focus on the analysis of the biogas. For this purpose, let us again recall the individual gas components that are produced in a biogas plant. The two main components are methane and carbon dioxide in a percentage ratio of about 50/50. Other components include water vapour,...

In the first part of our blog series on the subject of industrial gas, we described the inspection of the entire gas system and the latest technical options. In this blog, the identified defects found in the industrial plant are now presented and explained in a helpful way. But first a few basic...