Epoxy-less low-level moisture measurement system and method

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Apparatus – Electrolytic

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20415322, 204409, 204400, G01N 2726

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ABSTRACT:
Low-level water concentrations are measured in gases by an electrolytic cell in which contaminating epoxy components present in conventional electrolytic cells have been eliminated. A metal-glass connection seal mechanically fixes the glass detection unit within the metal housing of the cell and provides a leak-proof barrier between the entrance and exit of the cell. Electrical insulator assemblies serve as insulators for the cell electrodes and also provide a leak-proof barrier where the electrical connections penetrate the metal housing of the cell.

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