Counterflow device to reduce the negative impact of contaminatin

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Apparatus – Electrolytic

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20415322, 204400, 204409, 73 2901, 73 2902, G01N 2726

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051980940

ABSTRACT:
A counterflow device adapted for an analyzer engaging a gas stream and having a sensor for measuring a component of that stream. Because at least one element disposed between the gas inlet and gas outlet of the sensor typically emits unwanted impurities, the device diverts a portion of the gas stream as a counterflow directed toward the impurity-emitting element or elements. The counterflow enters the outlet without contacting the sensor of the analyzer.

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