Thermo Fisher Analyzer Family (NOx/SO2/CO2) Training & Teledyne Analyzer Family (NOx/SO2/CO2) Training
NOx Analyzer Training 8:00 am – 10:00 am
Thermo 42iQ and 42iQ-LS NOx Presenter: John Cutaia
Teledyne T200M NOx Presenter: Greg Owen
Pick your flavor: Thermo or Teledyne NOx Analyzers. We will discuss all aspects of a Chemiluminescent NOx Analyzer such as the Theory of Operation and Instrument Layout. We’ll dive into all the pieces & parts including the sample flow routing, reaction chambers, converters, photomultiplier tubes, and more! This presentation will also talk about common issues, solutions, and maintenance. Join us for tips on how to make your analyzer run smoothly!
SO2 Analyzer Training 10:30 am – 12:00 pm
Thermo 43iQ SO2 Presenter: John Cutaia
Teledyne T100 SO2 Presenter: Greg Owen
For those who still have an SO2 Analyzer, join us as we will discuss the Theory and Function of a Pulsed Florescence SO2 Analyzer. We will cover the operation, function, and design of the newest Thermo and Teledyne Touch Screen Software Interfaces and Menus. This presentation will touch on common issues and solutions as well as Maintenance Recommendations.
CO2 Analyzer Training 1:00 pm -3:00 pm
Thermo 410iQ CO2 Presenter: John Cutaia
Teledyne T360 CO2 Presenter: Greg Owen
We will be showing and discussing the robust CO2 Analyzers from Thermo and Teledyne. We’ll cover topics such as the Theory of Operation, explaining the internal parts, and sample gas flow. Plus, how to use the menus to perform a good “Bench” Calibration, and use the tools included in the newer Software to get the best performance out of your analyzers. Join us for a bonus discussion on how to use a CO2 analyzer to properly tune your Dilution Probes.
CO Analyzer Training 3:30 pm -5:00 pm
Thermo 48iQ CO Presenter: John Cutaia
Teledyne T300 CO Presenter: Greg Owen
You don’t want to miss this class if you have a CO Analyzer to maintain. We will discuss the Theory and Operation of a CO Analyzer: the good, the bad, and the ugly. Come join us for discussion on how to make the best of your CO Analyzer. This training will cover the General Theory and Operation, the internal components, as well as some advanced techniques to make your analyzer perform the very best it can.