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    The document describes a CO2 purity monitoring system that uses FTIR to measure trace impurities in CO2 gas down to ppb levels and measure absolute CO2 purity. It can monitor 10 channels simultaneously and includes software for control, data analysis, and reporting.

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    Datasheet

    MAX-Bev CO₂ Purity Monitoring System


    The Thermo Scientific™ MAX-Bev™ CO₂ Purity Monitoring
    Features
    System is a fully integrated solution capable of measuring trace
    Automated CO₂ purity monitoring
    impurities in carbon dioxide (CO₂) gas down to
    Compliant with International Society for
    single-digit parts-per-billion (ppb), as well as absolute purity. Beverage Technologists (ISBT) Standards
    This system is based on the Thermo Scientific™ MAX-iR™ 10 channel multiplexer
    FTIR Gas Analyzer, which is capable of performing all relevant MFCs control sample flow and validation
    analytical measurements except oxygen. The analyzer gas dilution for automated QA/QC
    incorporates a deuterated triglycine sulfate (DTGS) thermal Optional zirconium oxide oxygen analyzer
    detector, which has a spectral range of 600–5,000 cm-¹. Touch screen control
    This broad range allows for the measurement of all infrared- Works with MAX-Acquisition Software
    active impurities, as well as the direct measurement of absolute SQLite historical database
    CO₂ purity, which eliminates the need for cumbersome wet
    Save and print customizable CoAs
    methods (such as Zahm-Nagel purity testing). By using
    incredibly precise pressure and temperature controls, the
    MAX-Bev CO₂ Purity Monitoring System is capable of measuring
    CO₂ at 100 ± 0.02% simultaneously with trace impurities.

    Sulfur impurity measurement


    Within the MAX-Bev CO₂ Purity Monitoring System,
    an oxidizer module converts all reduced sulfur species to sulfur
    dioxide (SO₂), which is then measured by the MAX-iR Gas
    Analyzer to determine the total reduced sulfur impurity level in
    the carbon dioxide. This is a more reliable method compared to
    industry-standard UV fluorescence analyzers, which are prone
    to maintenance issues and extended downtime.

    MAX-Acquisition Software
    The entire MAX-Bev CO₂ Purity Monitoring System is controlled
    by Thermo Scientific™ MAX-Acquisition™ Software, which allows
    you to control all aspects of data acquisition and analysis, view
    system diagnostics and alarms, and generate/print certificates
    of analysis (CoA) as well as historical reports.
    MAX-Bev CO₂ Purity Monitoring System specifications
    Multiplexer
    Number of sample channels 10
    Sample flow 7 L/min
    System response time ≤75 seconds
    Gas requirements
    Zero gas Nitrogen, N3.0 or better, 80 psig
    Clean dry air Clean dry air, filtered and free of H₂O and hydrocarbons, 80 psig
    CO₂ reference gas Research grade (99.9999%) CO₂, 80 psig
    Facilities requirements
    Environmental temperature range 20–30°C
    Environmental relative humidity (RH) 10–90% RH, non-condensing
    Power 208–240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 20 A circuit (4 A typical, 16 A max.)
    Dimensions (W x H x D) 651 x 1952 x 944 mm
    Estimated weight 180 kg
    Factory integration
    Data outputs Modbus TCP/IP
    Relay outputs (Form C)
    Analog outputs (4–20 mA)
    Digital outputs (24 V sourcing)
    Data inputs Modbus TCP/IP remote control
    Analog inputs (4–20 mA)
    Digital inputs (24 V) for remote start and stop
    Thermocouple inputs (Type K)

    MAX-Bev CO₂ Purity Monitoring System analytical specifications


    Gas Units Lower alarm Upper alarm LOD
    threshold threshold
    Carbon dioxide % 99.9 100.03 N/A
    Oxygen (optional) ppm N/A 30 1
    Moisture ppm N/A 20 1
    Ammonia ppm N/A 2.5 0.01
    Nitric oxide ppm N/A 2.5 0.075
    Nitrogen dioxide ppm N/A 2.5 0.025
    Total hydrocarbon ppm N/A 50 0.100
    Total non-methane hydrocarbon ppm N/A 20 0.100
    Acetaldehyde ppb N/A 200 5
    Carbon monoxide ppm N/A 10 0.12
    Total aromatic hydrocarbon (benzene) ppb N/A 20 5
    Total sulfur (SO₂) ppb N/A 100 10

    Learn more at thermofisher.com/max-bev

    For research use only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures. For current certifications, visit thermofisher.com/certifications
    © 2023 Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. All rights reserved. All trademarks are the property of Thermo Fisher Scientific
    and its subsidiaries unless otherwise specified. DS56385_E 02/23M

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