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D-fencelineTM & OPS: Efficient Real-Time Open Path Fence-line Air Monitoring System

21 Aug 2016

This product brochure presents Bruker Optics and Atmosfir Optics fully automated, and reliable fence line monitoring system: The D-fencelineTM monitoring and air quality management system. The D-fencelineTM is an Open Path FT-IR solution that delivers real time information and can detect and locate emissions within minutes.

OPS - Open Path Air Monitoring System

Bruker Optics

The open path air monitoring system allows identification and quantification of airborne pollutants and atmospheric gases. Infrared radiation is modulated by an interferometer and transmitted to an array of retroreflectors positioned at a distance of typically several hundred meters. The reflected radiation is analysed for the target compounds. Due to the large spectral range, a wide range of compounds can be quantified simultaneously. Typical applications include air monitoring at industrial, construction or municipal sites and high-precision quantification of atmospheric gases. OPS System Features: Rugged and reliable Based on industry-proven RockSolid™ interferometer Lightweight, portable design Easy to set up and dismantle Real-time multi component analysis Internal source No need for liquid nitrogen

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