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The Trace Atmospheric Gas Analyzer is a mobile, self-contained laboratory that can detect emissions or outdoor air in real time. Both the analytical tool and the portable laboratory that was developed around it are referred to as the instrumentation.
A TAGA mass spectrometer/mass spectrometer, which allows real-time monitoring for various organic and inorganic chemicals at the part-per-billion by volume levels or below, is one of the instruments on board a TAGA mobile laboratory.
An Agilent gas chromatograph/mass spectromet, which uses a loop injection method to analyse volatile organic chemicals in air samples collected in bags at the ppbv level or lower. a GPS system that provides precise, real-time location data during fixed or mobile monitoring.
A extremely diverse range of applications can be executed on a single instrument thanks to the TGA’s architecture. Detectors, oven/temperature zones, and valve controls make up the typical modules. a GIS system that displays and maps the current position and data of the TAGA.
Via the VIPER system, near real-time TAGA MS/MS data are accessible. A local computer, a distant computer, or an enterprise server can receive data from the TAGA MS/MS, GPS, and other sensors in almost real-time thanks to the wireless network-based communications technology called Viper, which also offers data administration, analysis, and visualisation.
The Global Trace gas analyzer market accounted for $XX Billion in 2022 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2023 to 2030.
In order to better serve its customers in the environmental, energy, process control, and semiconductor industries, Picarro has launched a new website that offers comprehensive technical, product, and applications information on its line of trace gas and isotope analyzers.
The website, in particular, offers significant background information on the theory and application of WS-CRDS technology and links to pertinent articles and case studies.
Models that measure the carbon isotope ratio, water vapour isotope ratios, other greenhouse gases including carbon dioxide and methane, and other gas concentrations are also included in the sample data from each instrument.
