SMOKE TEST TUBE

Smoke test tubes contain a brown-orange material impregnated with smoke sulfuric acid. When air is pumped through the tube, with the help of a rubber blower, an aerosol of sulfuric acid in the form of white smoke comes out. The density of the smoke generated by sulfuric acid increases with increasing atmospheric humidity. The smoke would not be visible, if it were generated in a completely moisture-free air.

The vials, once used, can be inerted with water and then disposed as special waste.
Tubes can be used within a temperature range between 0 and 40 ° C and a humidity from 3 to 50 mg/l (corresponding to 100% relative humidity at 40 °C).

Reaction principle: H2S2O7 + H2O = H2SO4 aerosol 


FIELDS OF APPLICATION:

  • detection of the direction and intensity of air currents in ventilated rooms
  • control of the air flows in laminar flow hoods
  • monitoring of ventilation, air conditioning, painting
  • identification of gaps
  • evaluate the airflow near extractors
  • leak testing of containment systems (including Glovebag technique)
  • approximate evaluation of the speed, by means of observation of the form taken by the smoke

 

AVAILABLE MODELS

Microsoft Word - FrontCover.doc

 

AS1 - for point test

The package contains:
10 tube indicator of airflow
the rubber bulb
stoppers to seal the vials

 

 

Microsoft Word - FrontCover.doc

 

AS2 – for continuous monitoring

The package contains:
10 tube indicator of airflow
the rubber bulb
stoppers to seal the vials