The importance of industrial exhaust gas detection

Industrial exhaust gas testing is a general term for the detection of various pollutant-laden gases that are emitted into the air during combustion or production processes within a company's premises.

Industrial gases are an important source of atmospheric pollutants. The emission of large quantities of industrial waste gases into the atmosphere inevitably reduces the quality of the atmospheric environment, poses a serious risk to human health and causes huge losses to the national economy.

The harmful substances in industrial waste gas enter the human body through the respiratory tract and skin, and can cause temporary and permanent lesions to the human respiratory, blood, liver and other systems and organs, especially benzo(a)pyrene and other polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), which can directly cause cancer in humans and cause great concern.

(1) Industrial emissions are harmful to the human body in many ways, mainly through respiratory diseases and physiological disorders, as well as irritation of the mucous membrane tissues of the eyes and nose and other diseases.

(2) Industrial gas is harmful to plants. When the concentration of pollutants is very high, it will produce acute harm to plants, causing the surface of the plant leaves to produce injury spots, or directly causing the leaves to wither and fall off; when the concentration of pollutants is not high, it will produce chronic harm to plants, causing the plant leaves to fade to green, or the symptoms of harm are not visible on the surface, but the physiological function of the plant has been affected, resulting in a decrease in yield and deterioration in quality.

Therefore it is important to use industrial gas detectors to detect industrial gases.