Method for calibration of gas measuring sensors for dissolved ga

Measuring and testing – Instrument proving or calibrating – Gas or liquid analyzer

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ABSTRACT:
Method for calibrating gas measuring sensors for dissolved gasses and method for measuring the concentration of CO.sub.2 in blood with the assistance of such a calibration method two or more separate calibration fluids in which a gas to be measured is dissolved with respectively different partial pressures are employed. For simplification, another (i.e., a second) calibration fluid is produced from one (i.e., a first) calibration fluid by modifying the partial pressure of the first calibration fluid to a different value, preferably by material transport between the first fluid and a gas phase. Analysis equipment operating with this method, particularly for CO.sub.2 measurement of blood, become simpler, smaller and less expensive.

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