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Servomex Analyzers used for Measuring Oxygen in Membrane-free Water Electrolysers

Servomex supplies a highly accurate analyzer that detects the impurity of oxygen in the hydrogen.

Servomex, the leader in advanced gas analysis for a cleaner, healthier and more productive world, has delivered reliable oxygen analysis to a green hydrogen technology group.

CPH2, based in the UK, has developed a unique technology that uses cryogenic separation to deliver pure hydrogen and pure oxygen. It requires a robust, proven and highly accurate analyzer to detect the impurity of oxygen in its membrane-free electrolyser within a state-of-the-art hydrogen production plant in Ireland. The SERVOTOUGH OxyExact 2200 is a versatile oxygen analyzer which offers an unrivalled combination of precision, flexibility and performance for optimum process and safety control, making it the ideal choice to support the CPH2 technology.   

Keith Warren, Product Manager, said: “Process monitoring applications demand incredibly high performance from an analyzer. The OxyExact 2200 is a high-specification analyzer, and a proven solution for measuring oxygen in hydrogen. It offers operational flexibility, and exceptional safety, and can lead to reduced costs while using Paramagnetic sensing technologies to deliver highly stable and accurate O2 measurements through a safety-enhanced design.” 

The SERVOTOUGH OxyExact 2200 is now also available with preconfigured standard variants. Find out more: Servomex.com

For more information, please contact:
Damian Semple
Servomex Group Ltd
Technical Centre
Jarvis Brook
Crowborough
East Sussex
TN6 3FB
Tel: +44 (0)1892 652181
Email: europe_sales@servomex.com
Web: https://www.servomex.com

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