Among many gas types, combustible gas refers to a substance that can be ignited and is in a gas state at normal temperature and pressure. Therefore, the existence of combustible gas is the 1 kind of harmful gas related to safety and some production quality problems. In order to better detect the concentration of combustible gas, temperature and humidity measurement and exceed the standard alarm, we often need to be equipped with combustible gas detector. So what harmful gases can be detected by combustible gas detector ? The following is a brief introduction by yi yun Tian:

The combustible gas detector can detect the following harmful gases:

1, flammable gas

combustible gas detectors can be used for ethane, hydrogen, natural gas and other different gases detection alarm, generally speaking, the more conventional flammable gases are in the detection list.

2. chemical gas

many workers working in chemical plants are very afraid of the leakage of chemical gas, combustible gas detector is used to warn the leakage of chemical toxic gas in advance, so as to facilitate the staff to evacuate in advance. For example, sulfur dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, carbon monoxide and the like in coal industry processing are common chemical toxic gases. If there is an early warning alarm, it should be well protected and quickly evacuated from dangerous areas.

3. Military poison gas

In addition to detecting early warning combustible gas and chemical poison gas, part of the military operation area will also be used to detect military poison gas. For example, 2-dichloroethyl sulfide, a mustard military poison gas, has great lethality. If the human body touches it carelessly, abnormal reactions such as skin foaming and ulceration, muscle twitching and other abnormal reactions may occur. Therefore, these military areas are the key areas for installing combustible gas detectors.

to sum up, it is some harmful gases that can be detected by combustible gas detectors. for example, in daily life, the combustible gases we call mainly include ethane, hydrogen, natural gas, etc., but in addition, combustible gases actually include those in the chemical industry and military industry, the range of combustible gases is very wide. These combustible gases will cause damage to human skin, eyes, respiratory tract and other organs after contacting our human body. Therefore, in some cases, we need to install combustible gas detectors to avoid such accidents.