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been seen from top to bottom of sewer head spaces).
Electrochemical sensors are sensitive to temperature changes,
and for this reason each transducer in the sensor heads is com-
pensated for temperature effects with reference to an internal
temperature measurement in the SulfiLogger™ sensor's sensor
head.
M
EASURING IN DIFFERENT MEDIA
The electrochemical microsensors in the SulfiLogger™ sensor' sen-
sor head measures the partial pressure of H
this can be converted to a ppm-reading if the total barometric
pressure is known, and in the liquid phase the measured value can
be converted to a concentration measured in either µM or mg/L
by using Henry's constant and the molar weight.
Each sensor is ordered with a specification of medium type, and
the signal output from the SulfiLogger™ sensor is chosen as ppm
for gas phase sensor heads and S−mg/L for liquid phase sensor
heads, the "S" in front of mg/L meaning that only the sulfur frac-
tion of the weight is counted in the specified measurement.
The ppm values for gas phase sensors is calculated by using a
standard barometric pressure of 1atm = 101325Pa, and the mg/L
values for liquid phase sensors is calculated by using a tempera-
ture corrected value of Henry's constant. Please note that other
dissolved substances and high salinity values may also influence
the conversion to mg/L units. For more information on this, please
contact Unisense.
S
L
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ULFI
OGGER
An overview of the SulfiLogger™ sensor types and their features
can be found in the table below.
SENSORS
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UNIT CONVERSIONS
S. In the gas phase,
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