Monday, January 18, 2010

Combustible Gas Detection Does Anybody Knows What Is 'msa Gas'?

Does anybody knows what is 'msa gas'? - combustible gas detection

http://www.multigasdetection.com/?gclid = ...

this article, I read the last paragraph, and collided with this:
"Some of the gas detected by some detectors are among many
The ammonia, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, chlorine dioxide, chlorine, detection of combustible gas, fluoride, hydrogen fluoride, hydrogen chloride, hydrogen cyanide, methane, carbon dioxide, nitrogen, oxygen detetector, phosphine, sulfur dioxide, carbon monoxide, helium, hydrocarbons, hydrogen, methane, MSA, carbon monoxide, propane, radon gas. "

he said. MSA Gas

MSA Gas I searched and found a company that makes masks and detectors, but nothing about the "gas-MSA"

ring a bell to anyone?

1 comment:

Dave_Sta... said...

This is probably not a provider of pharmacy in the magazine that made the service staff of sales on the site - it's really obvious things like if I "see hydrogen fluoride and carbon monoxide three times.

In all likelihood, the people in a sales office RKI uses the term "MSA Gas" to describe the calibration in gas safety equipment for multi-gas detectors.

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