Novel Gas Sensors for High-Temperature Fossil Fuel Applications Progress Report (open access)

Novel Gas Sensors for High-Temperature Fossil Fuel Applications Progress Report

SRI is developing ceramic-based microsensors for detection of exhaust gases such as NO, NO{sub 2}, and CO in advanced combustion and gasification systems. The sensors detect the electrochemical activity of the exhaust gas species on catalytic electrodes and are designed to operate at high temperatures, elevated pressures, and corrosive environments typical of large power generation exhausts. Under this research project we are developing sensors for multiple gas detection in a single package along with data acquisition and control software and hardware. The sensor package can be easily integrated into online monitoring systems for active emission control. This report details the research activities performed from October 2003 to April 2004.
Date: May 1, 2004
Creator: Jayaweera, Palitha
System: The UNT Digital Library