Safety, double-stage pressure regulator connection, line purging and sealing control: discover the expert step by step guide Chemlys to connect your vector gas to your analyzer (e.g. MicroGC Fusion) without risking contamination of your analyses.
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Carrier Gas Regulator Connection and Purging: The Complete Technical Guide
The connection and purging of a double-stage pressure regulator connects a cylinder of high pressure vector gas (up to 200 bar) to a gas analyser (GC or microGC). Correctly done, this operation removes air and moisture from the line, in order to...
Methane: it's not just the cow's fault!
There is often a tendency to associate methane with a herd of cows in a meadow...But if, indeed, the agricultural sector is a major emitter, it is nevertheless the only reason why this gas is crucial. At CHEMLYS, we accompany you in...
Customer satisfaction ISO 9001
CHEMLYS committed to customer satisfaction and validates the first step of ISO 9001 quality certificationAs part of the company's growth and business development, CHEMLYS has chosen to engage in an ISO 9001 certification process....
Micro GC? User Testimony #1
On the occasion of a trip, we asked one of our first customers to answer a few questions.Mr. Olivier RALLIERES of Toulouse's INP, was able to tell us about his user experience... Installation and testing of two Micro GC Fusion...
A Brief History of Micro Gas Chromatography (Micro GC)
The inventors of the micro GC can be considered Terry SC, Jerman JH, Angell JB1. In 1979 they published the first article presenting the production of a complete GC on a silicon plate. First Micro GC on chip (1979)A system...