Biogas analyzer Yieldmaster: simultaneous methane (CH4) and volume determination

The biogas analyzer Yieldmaster (BCS-CH4 biogas) is a highly developed measuring system consisting of microprocessor controlled infrared-gas sensors, precision volumenometers (MilliGascounter®*) and the related BACVis data acquisition software.

The Yieldmaster

For measuring gas formation potential

When using Yieldmaster you do not have to consider minimum gas volumes produced during the running experiment. As the experiment is started, the CH4 concentrations and the gas volumes are recorded automatically. With the integrated temperature measurement the software BACVis immediately converts the measured gas into the standard volume. 

Using methane sensors directly in the fermentation container means, none of the measurement data is lost and errors caused by gas leakage or other malfunctions are minimized. The combination of the methane sensors and the precision volumenometers results in a parallel gas metric flow measurement so that both the generated gas volume as well as the methane content are available online and are continuously and automatically documented by BACVis.
The new compensating reservoir device guarantees continues measurement under all circumstances.

Your advantages:

  • minimal gas volume is not needed
  • high sample throughput
  • real-time values during methane production
  • monitoring metabolism phenomena
  • parallelism means you have comparable results
  • automatic data acquisition
  • high grade of automation

Gain information about:

  • process kinetics
  • substance behaviour
  • substrate characteristics
  • outputs

Consisting of:

  • up to 12 CH4 sensors
  • up to 12 MilliGascounter®*
  • multiplexerbox BACCom and BACCom CB for connection of 12 sensors and 12 MilliGascounter® through one interface
  • BACVis data acquisition
  • up to 12 compensating reservoir devices
  • software "BACVis"
Bigas analyzer for laboratory, CH4 Sensor system, analysis system biogas

Optionally available:

  • all kinds of glass vessels
  • screw caps, gaskets, filters,tubes etc
  • incubators
  • sensors for other gases (CO, H2 for example)

* Registered trademark. The MilliGascounter was developed at the University of Applied Science Hamburg under the leadership of Prof. Dr. Paul Scherer. Visit www.milligascounter.de for further information.




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