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Laser Spectroscopy for Measuring Moisture in Natural Gas
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Release Date: Tuesday, October 11, 2011
"Laser Spectroscopy for Measuring Moisture in Natural Gas," article featured in the August 2011 issue of Control Engineering, written by AMETEK's Michael Fuller, Airot Amerov and Sam Langridge.
"Measuring water vapor in natural gas is important to the gas industry and has been addressed through a variety of analytical techniques over the years. Among the most widely used is quartz crystal microbalance (QCM) analysis. QCM technology is still a workhorse for production and pipeline applications and considered by most industry users as dependable and accurate. However, as with all direct contact chemical sensors, changes in sensor response due to contamination present a significant problem that increases long-term maintenance requirements."
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Laser Spectroscopy for Measuring Moisture in Natural Gas
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