A. Sensi+™ NG analyzer is ideal for accurately measuring trace levels of H₂S, H₂O, CO₂, and O₂ in natural gas streams in the upstream and midstream segments. Thanks to its quick response time (less than 10 seconds), Sensi+ NG can detect rising of contaminants caused by process upsets before they reach the pipeline.

To know more about the quick response time of Sensi+ NG, download this white paper.

A. Sensi+ NG is intended to measure trace level of contaminants in natural gas. The background gas (or gas matrix) must be as per the table below:

A. Indeed! In biogas applications, the background gas (or gas matrix) must be as per the table below:

A. Sensi+ NG measurement performance is specified with 5% to 20% of hydrogen in the background gas. We are currently working on raising this bar, good news should be announced very soon.

A. As shown in the spec sheet, the minimum detectable limit (MDL) or Minimum detectable change (MDC) is as follows:

A. Sensi+ NG does not have interference with Mercaptans. You can know more about cross-interference by downloading this white paper.

A. Sensi+ NG displays 2 QR Codes. The first one links the user to My Measurement Assistant (MMA) page for this analyzer, giving access to documentation, user manual, list of available spare parts, etc. The second QR Code is dynamic and will generate a report on status and health condition of the analyzer. 

A. Sensi+ NG does not require any consumables: no scrubber, no chemicals, no liquids, no tape, no zero gas, no UV light source, no carrier gas, no nitrogen purge gas. Hence, no need to procure, store, manage inventory and transport any consumables. It drastically simplifies operations, reduces technician callouts and lowers the overall cost of operation.

A. Sensi+ NG is calibrated at the factory. The analyzer is very stable over a long period of time and the drift after a full year of operation is so small that no calibration is required. Want to see the data for yourself? Download the white paper.

We recommend to periodically validate that Sensi+ NG is still measuring accurately. By using the Validation Mode and a certified reference gas bottle, you can confirm if a calibration is needed. If so, it can be done on site, minimizing the down time.

A. Sensi+ NG has 3 pumps and they work one at a time. They periodically swap so they are used about evenly. If one pump stop working, the two others will seamlessly keep going to insure normal analyzer operation. The lifetime of the pump assembly is about 3 years. The pump assembly can be replaced on site, no need to return the analyzer for service.