AR600 Series – Multi-Component Analyser
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The OPSIS AR600 Series Multi-Component Analyser is the central unit of an OPSIS Continuous Emissions Monitoring system, designed for continuous emissions monitoring and process control. It receives light from one or more measurement paths through fibre optic cables and converts the received light into digital signals for analysis.
Using a high-performance spectrometer and built-in computer, the AR600 identifies and measures user-specified compounds through their spectrographic fingerprints and Beer-Lambert Law. The system also evaluates measurement error margins and transmitted-light levels to support data and system verification.
Measuring Parameters
NO, NO₂, NH₃, SO₂, CO, CO₂, HCl, HF, H₂O ,CH₄, N₂O, THC / HxCy, O₃, Hg, Formaldehyde,Benzene, Toluene, Xylene, Phenol, Styrene
Other user-specified compounds
Key Benefits:
- Multi-component gas analysis
- Continuous emissions monitoring
- High-performance spectrometer
- Measurement based on spectrographic fingerprints
- Beer-Lambert Law based analysis
- Data and system verification
- Modular and expandable architecture
- Supports multiple light paths
- Interfaces for external sensor signals
- Prepared for automatic calibration
- Optional data transfer via modem, LAN or Internet
- Additional gas monitoring can often be enabled through software upgrades
Why Choose AR600 Series?
- Multi-Component Monitoring – Measures multiple compounds using a single analyser platform.
- Continuous Operation – Designed as the central analyser for continuous emissions monitoring.
- Advanced Spectrometry – Uses a high-performance spectrometer to convert received light into digital signals.
- Flexible Configuration – Available in different UV and IR detector configurations.
- Modular Architecture – The system can be updated or expanded when requirements change.
- Reliable Verification – Measurement error margins and transmitted-light levels support system verification.
- Easy Expansion – Monitoring of additional gases can often be added through software upgrades.
How it Works
