微環境氣體監測儀 Micro-Oxymax® Respirometer

Micro-Oxymax 是一款極其靈敏、適應性強且靈活的呼吸測量儀，以堅固耐用的套件提供自動化的一體式操作。

它最初是為應對 1989 年埃克森瓦爾迪茲號漏油事件後的修復工作而開發的，旨在以卓越的精確度測量生物體的呼吸作用。Micro-Oxymax 是模組化的，支援廣泛的應用，包括生物降解性測試、生物修復研究和其他環境監測，非常適合固體和液體樣本的好氧和厭氧研究。

為什麼選擇 Micro-Oxymax？

業界領先的靈敏度

作為一款超靈敏的呼吸測量儀，它採用閉迴路測量系統，可檢測低至每小時 0.03 毫克的 CO2​ 回收量。它能將氣體交換與背景噪音隔離，調整壓力和氣體速率以實現精確測量，並透過高效的氣體採樣確保最低限度的污染。憑藉每小時 0.2 微升的業界領先靈敏度，Micro-Oxymax 提供高度準確的即時氣體濃度數據，使其成為生物降解性和生物修復研究的黃金標準。

模組化優勢

這是一個先進、靈活且高度適應的系統，旨在隨著您的研究需求而發展：

• 可擴展至 80 個測試腔室，支援多種燒瓶尺寸。

• 靈活的開/閉迴路配置設置允許可調的流量控制，適用於多樣化的實驗。

• 氣體感測器可檢測 CO2​、O2​、CH4​、CO、H2​、H2​S、NO2​、N2​O 等氣體。

• 溫度和攪拌控制確保穩定和受控的環境條件。

• 冷凝空氣乾燥器可保留冷凝水並將其送回測試燒瓶。

• 氣體混合選項可在改良的大氣條件下進行呼吸測量。

即將推出：Micro-Oxymax 軟體更新與重新設計

• 簡化的數據輸出和分析，實現更快、更高效的測試。

• 時尚、現代的硬體設計，提升性能。

主要特色

其模組化設計提供無與倫比的靈活性，支援單一和多種氣體感測，以滿足各種實驗需求。無論是在不同環境中進行測試還是需要特定配置，Micro-Oxymax 都能滿足您的精確研究要求。該系統可完全擴展，隨著您的項目進展，可無縫整合額外的功能和腔室。憑藉直觀的即時數據採集和分析軟體，Micro-Oxymax 確保精確、高效的結果，並能隨您的研究規模擴展。

氣體感測器範圍：

• O2​：19−21%，0−100% (可在 0−100% 範圍內程式化任何範圍)

• CO2​：0−2000 ppm，0−1%，0−3%，0−10%，0−30%，0−100%

• CH4​：0−1000 ppm，0−1%，0−5%，0−30%，0−100%

• H2​：0−1000 ppm，0−2000 ppm

• H2​S：0−200 ppm

• N2​O：150 ppm

• NO2​：1000 ppm

• CO：0−1000 ppm，0−1%

物理尺寸：

• 樣品泵和感測器：13"×11.5"×12" (33×29×30 公分)

重量：

• 樣品泵和感測器：20 磅 (9 公斤)

• 擴展介面：15 磅 (6.8 公斤)

• CO2​/CH4​/H2​S 感測器：6 磅 (2.7 公斤)

• 順磁 O2​ 感測器：6 磅 (2.7 公斤)

• 電化學 O2​ 感測器：12 磅 (5.5 公斤)

系統支援以下測試標準和應用：

• 海洋環境： ISO 22403, ASTM D6691, ASTM D7991

• 受控堆肥： EN 13432, ISO 14855, ASTM D5338

• 土壤： ISO 17556, ASTM D5988

• 水性介質： ISO 14851, ISO 14852, ISO 14853, OECD 301B, OECD 301F, OECD 301C, OECD 306

• 高固體 (厭氧)： ISO 15985, ASTM D5511

• 其他應用： 污水污泥測量、昆蟲與小動物呼吸測量、生物甲烷潛力、生物瀝濾、發酵、¹3C 同位素測量

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• 擴展介面：13"×11.5"×7.5" (33×29×19 公分)

• 控制器：17"×17"×7" (43×43×18 公分)

• CO2​/CH4​/H2​S 感測器：13"×11.5"×4" (33×29×19 公分)

• 順磁 O2​ 感測器：13"×11.5"×7.5" (33×29×19 公分)

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