Flue Gas Analyser

The Modern Digital Flue Gas Analyser

As expected with new technology at the time of its release, there are usually technical problems. The digital flue gas analyser was not an exception to this rule but today’s equipment is far cheaper and is made to last longer than its predecessors ten years ago. However, when compared with the problems associated with using [...]

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Flue Gases and the Serviceable Flue Gas Analyser

Flue gases are individual gases that are emitted to the atmosphere through specially manufactured metal, concrete, plastic or clay pipes or ducts, called a flue, which are specifically designed to allow the gases to safely pass from heating appliances such as a boilers, fireplaces, stoves, ovens and furnaces etc. The specific content of flue gases depend [...]

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Smoke Test before using a Flue Gas Analyser

Before commissioning or servicing an oil-fired heating appliance, it is important to perform a smoke test by taking a sample of the flue gases from the boiler flue before using an electronic flue gas analyser. Failing to carry out such a test may result in temporary or permanent damage to the flue gas analyser’s [...]

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CPA1 Combustion Performance Analysis of Domestic Appliances

Within the UK are the approximately 120,000 registered gas service engineers and some 45,000 use a flue gas analyser. Despite 75,000 gas service engineers holding competency in HTR1 (gas fires) and CEN1 (central heating boilers), they do not possess an assessed competence in the operation of flue gas analysers. It will shortly become [...]

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Critical Factors to Consider Before Using a Flue Gas Analyser

All heating professionals are much as the part of the process of combustion analysis – from setting up the digital flue gas analyser, using it and interpreting combustion results for safety and maximum efficiency of a heating appliance. However, heating professionals must always consider other critical factors affecting the analysis equipment regardless of whether [...]

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Testo Launch New 340 Flue Gas Analyser

Testo have launched a new flue gas analyser, the Testo 340, which boasts four sensors for adaptable flue gas emission measurements in commercial and industrial situations. The new flue gas analyser can be used for the monitoring of measurements of gas and oil heating appliances of any size and has been designed for commissioning, [...]

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New Partnership To Help Reduce Carbon Monoxide Incidents

In 2011, the Gas Safety Trust will include incident reports concerning carbon monoxide that pertain to oil and solid fuel heating installations in addition to the reporting of natural and liquid petroleum gas heating installations incidents. The reports were be compiled using information provided by HETAS, the official body of solid fuel domestic heating [...]

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New Anton Telegan Flue Gas Analyser Kit Meets Requirements

Telegan have introduced the new Sprint V2 Kit 3, which is fully compliant with Part L1 Building Regulations, EN50379, IGE/11/UP/1b, Benchmark Commissioning Checklist, BS7927 and BS7967. With its straightforward operation, this flue gas analyser kit will simplify a heating professional’s daily workload and comes with a 5-year warranty when serviced annually. The Sprint V2 Kit [...]

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