(CO₂) Fixed Reflection Laser Gas Telemeter

1. Industrial Production and Emission Monitoring

Energy and Power: Real-time monitoring of flue gas CO₂ emissions from coal-fired/gas-fired power plants and biomass power plants (meeting the requirements for carbon neutrality accounting).
Chemical Industry: Monitoring of CO₂ emissions from high-temperature processes such as cement, steel and glass production, as well as process leak detection in ammonia and methanol synthesis.
Food Processing: Monitoring of CO₂ injection processes and leak early warning in beer brewing and carbonated beverage production.

2. Environmental and Ecological Monitoring

Urban Air Quality: Tracing the source of CO₂ diffusion around industrial parks and transportation hubs (supporting pollution prevention and control).
Agricultural Ecology: Long-distance monitoring of CO₂ concentrations in greenhouses (guiding the optimization of crop photosynthesis), and observation of CO₂ emission fluxes in rice fields/wetlands (supporting carbon sink assessment).
Confined Space Environment: Real-time monitoring of CO₂ concentrations in underground tunnels, subway stations and large venues (ensuring precise regulation of ventilation systems).

3. Warehousing and Cold Chain Logistics

Fruit and Vegetable Fresh-keeping Warehouses: Long-distance monitoring of CO₂ concentrations in controlled atmosphere fresh-keeping environments (delaying fruit and vegetable spoilage and avoiding contamination from contact sensors).
Dry Ice Storage and Transportation: CO₂ leak early warning in dry ice warehouses and cold chain logistics carriages (preventing personnel suffocation risks).
Chemical Warehousing: Leak detection in CO₂ tank farms and high-pressure cylinder storage areas (suitable for high-pressure working conditions).

4. Emergency Rescue and Security

Accident Emergency: Tracking the diffusion range after CO₂ tank leaks and pipeline ruptures (guiding the protection of rescue personnel).
Confined Space Pre-treatment: Long-distance detection of whether internal CO₂ concentrations exceed the standard before the maintenance of underground utility tunnels, mines and storage tanks.
Fire Protection Scenarios: Monitoring the concentration dissipation after CO₂ fire extinguisher discharge (avoiding secondary suffocation risks).

5. Scientific Research and Special Fields

Meteorological and Ecological Research: Observation of CO₂ concentrations in the atmospheric boundary layer, and monitoring of carbon release in glacial/permafrost regions (supporting climate research).
Military/Aerospace: Precise monitoring of CO₂ concentrations in confined cabins (such as spacecraft simulation cabins).
Laboratory Safety: CO₂ cylinder leak early warning and ventilation regulation in chemical and biological laboratories.