MLT 1 Multi-Component Gas Analyzer

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APPLICATIONS Internal combustion engine emissions Engine and exhaust gas catalyst development Continuous emissions monitoring Control of denitrification and desulphurization equipment Trace monitoring in gas purity and air separation measurements

FEATURES Multi-component analyzer with multichannel capability (up to 5 channels in a single unit) NDIR: Microflow sensor or solid-state detector NDUV/VIS: Semiconductor detector or vacuum diode O2: Fast response paramagnetic or longterm, stable electrochemical oxygen sensor TC: Quartz coated thermal conductivity cell Solvent-resistant, corrosion-resistant and intrinsically safe measuring cells and stainless steel tubing are available 4 ranges per channel Dynamic autoranging ratio 1:10 or more (up to 1:250) AK protocol for automotive Autocalibration via internal or external valve block controlled by digital I/O, serial interface, network, time-programmed Zero and span stability by autozero and automatic gain control without span gas Table-top or rack-mountable enclosures Barometric or process pressure compensation Sample flow rate measurement Analog, digital and serial I/Os (SIO/DIO)

DESCRIPTION
Rosemount Analytical's MLT Series of gas analyzers offers multi-component, multi-method analysis using infrared, ultraviolet, thermal conductivity, paramagnetic and electro-chemical sensor technologies. The MLT 1 Multi-Component Gas Analyzer measures up to five gas components by combining the different technologies into one unit.

The MLT 1 is available as a stand-alone analyzer, as a "system control analyzer" with front panel display and keypad or as an analyzer module (AM). The AM is a blind analysis unit that measures concentrations and other relevant parameters and provides data to the analyzer network. The AM version can be integrated into an analyzer system (mounted into a platform or combined with an MLT analyzer). AMs are available as sheet metal, rack-mountable or table-top analyzer modules. All AMs are equipped with standard or extended housings depending on configuration. The MLT 1 AM or standalone analyzers can be provided with local fast response I/Os (SIO and/or DIO) while system MLTs can use SIO and DIO as system I/Os for supporting all AMs within the analyzer system.