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Compost & Soil Gas Testing: 3 Inexpensive Solutions
Most of us who live in the city think of soil as “dirt.” However, soil is actually a living environment of underground plants, animals, and microorganisms that, like humans, need food, water and oxygen to survive. Soil gas testing is the process of measuring oxygen, carbon dioxide, methane, radon, and other gases in soil. For example, large-scale composters monitor the gases inside long, narrow piles of plant material and manure called wind-rows. The right combination of moisture, temperature, oxygen and CO2 is required to feed the aerobic microbes that turn the materials into compost. Alternatively, biologists measure CO2 or methane...
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Meet Josh Pringle, CO2Meter Director of Marketing
“I never thought I would ever live near the beach. As a kid I hated when we went to the beach. Now, I can’t imagine living anywhere else”. Josh Pringle clearly loves Ormond Beach and all it has to offer. A 5 year resident of Florida, Josh recently signed on as CO2Meter’s Director of Marketing in the Ormond Beach office. Even after working for a large internet company, Josh knew that coming to CO2Meter would be a huge technical learning curve. “I learn new things every day. At the beginning my brain would hurt every night from learning so much...
Measuring CO2 in Exhaled Breath to Help Save Lives
Capnography is the measuring and monitoring of the carbon dioxide levels in exhaled breath. In healthy individuals, the difference between the CO2 exhaled and CO2 levels in arterial blood are proportional. Therefore, by monitoring the waveform of CO2 levels on a capnogram (an electronic capnography monitor) over time, medical personnel like anesthesiologists or paramedics can use the information to monitor a patient. Sudden changes in end-tidal CO2 (ETCO2, the level of carbon dioxide released at the end of expiration) may signify changes in a patient’s heart or lung functions. Non-dispersive infra-red (NDIR) CO2 sensors are at the heart of virtually...
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CO2 Used to Roast, Decafeinate Coffee
If you enjoy a good cup of coffee, you may have CO2 to thank for it. Coffee is typically roasted in hot air that can be controlled by changing the CO2 level.
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CO2 Sensor ABC Calibration Explained
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