YMJN-O-11 High Standard Exhaust Gas Oxygen Analyzer
Product Introduction
The
YMJN-O-11 High Standard Exhaust Gas Oxygen Analyzer is designed for oxygen
concentration measurement in industrial gases, combustion processes, and
laboratory applications. Featuring an anti-corrosion sensor, cross-interference
resistance, and advanced digital signal processing, it supports reliable oxygen
monitoring in demanding operating environments.
With
a measuring range of 0–100% oxygen, a response time of 15 seconds or less, and
selectable communication interfaces, this industrial oxygen analyzer is
suitable for combustion optimization, process monitoring, and gas composition
analysis in power plants, cement production, metallurgy, chemical
manufacturing, and research laboratories.
Performance Features
1. Anti-Corrosion
Sensor: Designed to improve sensor durability in suitable industrial gas environments.
2. Cross-Interference
Resistance: Helps reduce the influence of interfering gas components
on oxygen measurement.
3. Advanced Digital
Processing: Supports stable signal processing and reliable oxygen
concentration monitoring.
4.Multiple Alarm
Outputs: Supports audible, visual, display, relay, and message-based alerts, according
to the configured system.
5. Wide Measuring
Range: Covers 0–100% oxygen, with alternative ranges available according to
application requirements.
6. Fast Response: T90
response time of ≤15 seconds enables timely process monitoring.
7. Flexible Signal
Output: Provides a selectable 0–20 mA or 4–20 mA current output.
8.Digital
Communication: Supports selectable RS232 or RS485 communication
interfaces.
9. Industrial Process
Compatibility: Suitable for combustion control, oxygen concentration
monitoring, and laboratory gas analysis.
Working Principle
The
YMJN-O-11 measures oxygen concentration in a gas sample using its oxygen
sensing system and digital processing electronics. The sensor responds to
oxygen in the sample, and the instrument processes the resulting signal to
calculate and display oxygen concentration.
The
analyzer can transmit measurement data through its analog current output or a
selectable RS232/RS485 interface. Configured upper- and lower-limit alarm
outputs can be used to notify operators when oxygen concentration exceeds
predefined thresholds.
The
specific sensing technology is not provided in the supplied specifications.
Sensor compatibility, sample conditioning requirements, and suitability for
particular exhaust gas compositions should therefore be confirmed with the
manufacturer.
Technical Parameters
Parameter
Specification
Model
YMJN-O-11
Product
Name
High
Standard Exhaust Gas Oxygen Analyzer
Measuring
Range
0–100%
O₂; alternative ranges
selectable
Accuracy
≤
±1% FS
Zero
Drift
±1%
FS / 7 days
Span
Drift
±1%
FS / 7 days
Linearity
Error
±1%
FS
Repeatability
≤
±1%
Response
Time
≤15
seconds (T90)
Power
Consumption
<70
W
Power
Supply
220
VAC ±10%, 50 Hz ±5%
Analog
Current Output
0–20
mA or 4–20 mA, 500 Ω load
Communication
Interface
RS232
or RS485, selectable
Alarm
Control Output
Upper-
and lower-limit passive relay contacts
Operating
Temperature
5–45°C;
avoid direct sunlight
Operating
Humidity
0–85%
RH
Installation
Horizontal
installation; avoid vibration and shock
Gas
Environment
Avoid
strongly corrosive gases
Wind
Speed
≤1
m/s
Note: Accuracy and repeatability are reproduced from the
supplied specifications. Confirm the exact interpretation of repeatability and
the applicable measurement conditions with the manufacturer.
Application Scenarios
• Thermal Power Plants: Monitoring
combustion oxygen to support adjustment of the air-to-fuel ratio and improve
combustion control.
• Cement
Plants: Measuring oxygen in combustion-related process gases to support kiln and
combustion management.
• Metallurgical
Plants: Monitoring oxygen concentration in suitable industrial process and exhaust gas
streams.
• Chemical and Fertilizer
Plants: Measuring oxygen concentration for process monitoring and operational control.
• Hydrogen Industry: Supporting
oxygen analysis in compatible gas streams, subject to sample composition and
instrument suitability.
• Laboratory
Combustion Testing: Measuring oxygen content during combustion
experiments and gas analysis.
• Biological and Medical
Research: Supporting oxygen-related experimental studies where the gas composition and
measurement setup are compatible with the analyzer.
YMJN-O-11 vs. Conventional Oxygen Analyzers
Comparison Factor
YMJN-O-11
Conventional Oxygen Analyzer
Measuring
Range
0–100%
O₂, with selectable
ranges
Depends
on the model
Sensor
Protection
Anti-corrosion
design
Depends
on sensor technology
Cross-Interference
Resistance
Designed
to reduce cross-interference
Depends
on sensor technology and gas composition
Response
Time
≤15
seconds (T90)
Varies
by model
Analog
Output
0–20
mA or 4–20 mA
Depends
on configuration
Digital
Communication
Selectable
RS232 or RS485
Depends
on configuration
Alarm
Outputs
Upper-
and lower-limit passive relay contacts
Depends
on the model
Typical
Applications
Industrial
combustion control and gas analysis
Process
monitoring and laboratory gas measurement
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. What is the YMJN-O-11 High Standard Exhaust Gas Oxygen
Analyzer used for?
It
is designed to measure oxygen concentration in industrial gas streams and
laboratory samples, supporting combustion optimization, process monitoring, and
gas analysis.
2. What is the oxygen measurement range?
The
standard specified range is 0–100% oxygen. Alternative measurement ranges can
be selected according to the application.
3. How accurate is the YMJN-O-11?
The
specified accuracy is ≤ ±1% of full scale (FS). For a 0–100% FS range, this
corresponds to ±1 percentage point of oxygen concentration.
4. How quickly does the analyzer respond?
The
specified T90 response time is 15 seconds or less.
5. Does the analyzer support analog and digital outputs?
Yes.
It supports a selectable 0–20 mA or 4–20 mA current output and an RS232 or
RS485 communication interface.
6. Can the YMJN-O-11 be used for combustion control?
Yes.
It is suitable for oxygen monitoring in combustion-related processes at thermal
power plants, cement plants, and metallurgical facilities, provided the sample
conditions meet the instrument requirements.
7. What are the installation requirements?
Install
the analyzer horizontally in an environment with a temperature of 5–45°C and
relative humidity of 0–85%. Avoid direct sunlight, vibration, shock, and
strongly corrosive gases.
8. Does the analyzer have alarm functions?
Yes.
It supports upper- and lower-limit passive relay outputs. Audible, visual,
display, and message-based alerts depend on the supplied configuration.
9. Can it measure oxygen in any exhaust gas?
Not
necessarily. Gas composition, corrosive components, moisture, pressure,
temperature, and sample conditioning can affect sensor performance. Confirm
compatibility with the manufacturer before measuring a specific exhaust gas.











