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What is a CO2 Gas Detector and How Does it Work?
A CO2 detector uses a carbon dioxide sensor to measure the CO2 levels in the air and sends a signal to a control or display.
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Compressed Gas Storage and OSHA Standards
Complying with OSHA standards around compressed gas storage is critical. If you work near hazardous gas, here are standards and regulations you should know.
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Cryogenic Safety: Working Near Cryogens
Cryogenic gas and liquid safety is critical near MRI machines, cryosurgery, cryotherapy, precision welding and industry.
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Carbon Dioxide vs Carbon Monoxide – What’s the difference?
CO2 - carbon dioxide is a naturally occurring gas. CO - carbon monoxide is created by oxygen-starved combustion.
Industrial and Fixed Gas Detectors: Types and Uses
Industrial fixed gas detectors are commonly used to detect the presence of hazardous gas and alert individuals keeping them safe from environmental hazards.
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