UMIC Lab3 measures on-line the total gas production during a biomethanization process.

Using this equipment, the scientists are able to evaluate the evolution of anaerobic digestion of incubated matters based on total gas production in order to determine the optimal biomethanizable mixture.

The pressure produced inside the reactor is sensed with a measurement frequency parameterized by the experimenter.

In response to a pressure higher than a predetermined level, an electric valve opens the outlet automatically and the gas is released in order to be analyzed.

The pressure valves measured and the number of valve openings are recorded on the hard disk of a computer at a preset frequency.

The device can be connected to the users Intranet via an Ethernet connection.

1. Fill the containers
2. Connect the containers
3. Parameter the test
4. Start the test
5. Collect the results during and at the end of the test

 

Easy- Both with regard to the equipment and the software the emphasis is firmly on functionality.

Autonomous - The UMIC Lab3 runs continuously on automatic pilot.

Accurate - The measurement sensors incorporate the latest technology and are robust, stable and accurate. The machine reduces the need for human intervention.

Accessible - The data are available when you want, where you want thanks to your Intranet connection.

This configuration is required to use the data transfer function.

• PC computer
• Windows® 2000 or XP operating system
• Pentium III processor equivalent or higher - 256 Mo of RAM
• Minimum 800 Mhz
• Screen resolution of 800*600 or higher

Working temperature: 0°C – 70°C

Pressure range: -0.3 to 0.3 bars, other ranges are available.

Other sensors (CO2, O2, CH4) can be added.

Teflon and stainless steel, resistant to biogas (CH4, CO2, H2S, NH3, H2O).

The electronics of the UMIC lab 3 complies with the RoHS standard.

To find out more about the RoHS standard, click here.