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Exhaust Gas Analyser

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Prof. S. Murugan

Professor

IC Engine and Energy Engineering

BASIC INFORMATION

  • Make & Model : AVL 444
  • Department : Mechanical Engineering
  • Location : Department of Mechanical Engineering
  • Category : Category - III
  • Status : Functional

PRINCIPLE:

An Exhaust Gas Analyser (EGA) operates on the principle of gas analysis, where the exhaust gases from an engine are sampled and analyzed to determine the concentrations of various components such as carbon monoxide (CO), carbon dioxide (CO2), hydrocarbons (HC), oxygen (O2), and nitrogen oxides (NOx). The analysis is typically done using techniques like infrared absorption, electrochemical sensors, or gas chromatography.

APPLICATION:

Automotive Industry: Measuring emissions from vehicles to ensure compliance with environmental regulations. Research and Development: Testing new engine designs and emission control technologies. Quality Control: Monitoring emissions during production processes. Environmental Monitoring: Assessing air quality and pollution levels.

EXPERIMENTS & CHARGES:

EXPERIMENT - 1

  • Name of Experiment : Emission analysis in a single cylinder four stroke diesel engine
  • Condition of Analysis : As per MSDS and Cover letter
  • Service Units : 1 Sample
  • Academic & Educational Institution Charges : ₹ 590.00
  • R & D National Laboratory Charges : ₹ 944.00
  • Industry Charges : ₹ 1,180.00
  • International Charges : ₹ 2,360.00
  • Available for Sample Booking : Yes
  • Remarks :