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OMBG3000 – Rev1
The calibration of the BIOGAS 3000 should be carried out
by trained personnel taking all necessary precautions
when using dangerous, explosive, or toxic gases.
6.3
Gas Mixtures
The BIOGAS 3000 provides the user with the ability to add, edit, or delete gas
mixtures that can be used for the gas check and calibration process. There are
three default mixtures:
Fresh Air – assumed values of fresh air are CH
4
0.0%, O
2
20.8, and all
other optional gasses 0ppm. CO
2
is not available to calibrate in air.
Note: The oxygen concentration is editable between 20.8% and 21.0% -
see
Nitrogen Zero – known values of CH
4
0.0%, O
2
0.0%, and all other
optional gasses 0ppm. CO
2
is not available to calibrate in nitrogen.
Note: A new mixture can be created which will allow the CO
2
channel to
be zeroed if required.
60/40 Mix – default values of CH
4
60.0%, O
2
40.0%, with O
2
0.0% and all
other optional gasses 0ppm.
Note: The CH
4
and CO
2
values should be edited with the true bottle
concentration.