PURCON 1068 Ethane/Methane Analyser - AWARD
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We are looking for a rack-mountable gas analyser to make high-precision measurements of ethane and methane mole fractions in atmospheric air.
To meet our scientific needs, you must be able to demonstrate that the instrument can; Make quasi-continuous measurements (1-minute) of ethane and methane to the required precisions defined in the supplier response document.
Be operated in both laboratory and field settings without compromising the specified performance.
Demonstrate that the instrument is suitable for deployment at a remote atmospheric observatory.
The instrument needs to be rack mountable.
What the notice asks for
To meet our scientific needs, you must
To meet our scientific needs, you must be able to demonstrate that the instrument can;.
Demonstrate that the instrument is suitable
Demonstrate that the instrument is suitable for deployment at a remote atmospheric observatory.
The instrument needs to be rack mountable
The instrument needs to be rack mountable.
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