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Liquid Nitrogen Dosing – Supporting Non-Carbonated Beverage Packaging, One Bottle At A Time

  • By : PureAire Monitoring Systems
  • Posted on : November 29, 2022

To create that perfect glass of wine, refreshing sip of water, or other non-carbonated drinks of choice, beverage producers often turn to liquid nitrogen (LN2). Liquid nitrogen fills an important role in the bottling and canning of non-carbonated beverages. What is Liquid Nitrogen? Liquid nitrogen is a cryogenic, liquefied form of nitrogen (N). Nitrogen is […]

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PureAire Introduces New 0-100 ppm Trace Oxygen Analyzer

  • By : PureAire Monitoring Systems
  • Posted on : September 28, 2022

PureAire Monitoring Systems is excited to add its 0-100 parts per million(ppm) Trace Oxygen Analyzer to our full line of Oxygen Deficiency Monitors, Carbon Dioxide Monitors, and Combustible/Toxic Gas Detectors. The new Analyzer measures trace levels of oxygen across a wide variety of applications that require real-time, ultra-low gas concentration monitoring to ensure safety and […]

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PureAire Introduces New Dual Oxygen/Carbon Dioxide Monitor

  • By : PureAire Monitoring Systems
  • Posted on : September 26, 2022

PureAire Monitoring Systems is excited to introduce its new Dual Oxygen/Carbon Dioxide Monitor, an important addition to our full line of Oxygen Deficiency Monitors, Carbon Dioxide Monitors, and Combustible/Toxic Gas Detectors.  Our new Monitor is designed for continuous monitoring of oxygen and carbon dioxide levels across a wide variety of applications, including cryogenic facilities, breweries, […]

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Protecting Against Oxygen Deficiency Risk

  • By : PureAire Monitoring Systems
  • Posted on : November 09, 2021

What is Oxygen Deficiency? The air we breathe is made up of 78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, and trace amounts of other gases such as carbon dioxide, neon, and hydrogen. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) defines an environment in which oxygen levels fall below 19.5% as an oxygen-deficient atmosphere, which should be treated as […]

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