Method for calibrating the zero point in a gas analyzer

Radiant energy – Calibration or standardization methods

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250343, G01N 2161

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056082126

ABSTRACT:
A method for calibrating a gas analyzer (1). A gas analyzer is calibrated by measuring the zero level of the analyzer (1). The level of the analyzer is measured, after a preceding reset, whenever a temperature variation (.DELTA.T) of an infrared sensor (14) included in the analyzer (1) or of a component thermally connected in a highly conductive manner thereto exceeds a predetermined threshold value (A), or the temperature variation rate (D) of the infrared sensor (14) of the analyzer (1) or of a component thermally connected in a highly conductive manner thereto exceeds a predetermined limit valve.

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