Methane CH4 Measurement Download a guide to measuring the key parameters in biogas production Methane measurements Methane (CH4) is an odorless and colorless gas, which is produced for example by livestock, landfills and swamps. In the atmosphere, it aggravates the climate change, but in industrial processes, it can be turned into useful products such as heat, electricity or biofuel. Methane is measured in applications such as biogas plants, landfills, and wastewater treatment. Learn about our unique in situ instrument Vaisala CARBOCAP® MGP261 Multigas Probe for Methane, Carbon Dioxide and Humidity. Benefits of methane measurement with Vaisala technology Improved control of biogas quality By optical methane measurement, you will be able to know the gas quality of your biogas process, and improve the process when needed. Life-time savings in process control As the biogas measurement instrument has no moving parts, does not require sampling and needs very little maintenance, you save both time and costs. Safe in situ measurement The Ex certification proves that the MGP261 can be installed in situ, meaning directly into the process line. This improves the measurement accuracy significantly. What makes our methane measurement unique Methane is measured in situ without sampling with Vaisala’s patented CARBOCAP® infrared optical measurement technology, which boasts a successful 20-year record of accomplishment in infrared gas measurement. The sensor utilizes the micromachined, electrically tunable Fabry-Perot Interferometer (FPI) filter which enables reliable and stable measurement. Vaisala’s proprietary measurement method eliminates interference from other evaporative hydrocarbons present, preventing cross-sensitivity. Methane measurement related products Methane and Carbon Dioxide Multigas Probe MGP262 Stop the loss. The Vaisala CARBOCAP® MGP262 continuously measures the methane concentration in offgas from your biogas upgrading unit to keep you from letting your profits go up in the air. Read more Methane and Carbon Dioxide Multigas Probe MGP262 Stop the loss. The Vaisala CARBOCAP® MGP262 continuously measures the methane concentration in offgas from your biogas upgrading unit to keep you from letting your profits go up in the air. Read more Optimus™ DGA Monitor OPT100 Ensure your power transformer stays operational longer. OPT100 brings unmatched long-term stability, reliability and measurement performance for detecting the formation of fault gases. Read more Methane measurement applications Biogas - Turn on your bio-engine Read more about biogas industry Power transformers: online monitoring Read more about power industry
Methane measurement related products Methane and Carbon Dioxide Multigas Probe MGP262 Stop the loss. The Vaisala CARBOCAP® MGP262 continuously measures the methane concentration in offgas from your biogas upgrading unit to keep you from letting your profits go up in the air. Read more Methane and Carbon Dioxide Multigas Probe MGP262 Stop the loss. The Vaisala CARBOCAP® MGP262 continuously measures the methane concentration in offgas from your biogas upgrading unit to keep you from letting your profits go up in the air. Read more Optimus™ DGA Monitor OPT100 Ensure your power transformer stays operational longer. OPT100 brings unmatched long-term stability, reliability and measurement performance for detecting the formation of fault gases. Read more
Methane and Carbon Dioxide Multigas Probe MGP262 Stop the loss. The Vaisala CARBOCAP® MGP262 continuously measures the methane concentration in offgas from your biogas upgrading unit to keep you from letting your profits go up in the air. Read more
Methane and Carbon Dioxide Multigas Probe MGP262 Stop the loss. The Vaisala CARBOCAP® MGP262 continuously measures the methane concentration in offgas from your biogas upgrading unit to keep you from letting your profits go up in the air. Read more
Optimus™ DGA Monitor OPT100 Ensure your power transformer stays operational longer. OPT100 brings unmatched long-term stability, reliability and measurement performance for detecting the formation of fault gases. Read more
