Hydrogen Cooled Generators Monitoring the humidity and temperature of hydrogen cooled generators to achieve the best yield Dry hydrogen is used to cool electric generators because of its high thermal conductivity and low viscosity. An increase in the level of moisture in the hydrogen may lead to a decrease in cooling efficiency, a reduction in insulation capability and corrosion of generator parts with the worst outcome being a total breakdown of the generator. Vaisala’s intrinsically safe HMT360 humidity and temperature transmitter series is ideal for monitoring dryer performance. The sensor can be installed directly into a pressurized pipeline and provides measurements that show if dry hydrogen is being fed into the generator. Hydrogen cooled generators related products Intrinsically Safe Humidity and Temperature Transmitter Series HMT370EX The intrinsically safe HMT370EX is the ideal solution for use in hazardous areas up to zone 0 and 20. Dew Point and Temperature Probe DMP7 Vaisala DRYCAP® Dew Point and Temperature Probe DMP7 is made for tight spaces and low-humidity applications. Dew Point and Temperature Probe DMP8 Vaisala DRYCAP® Dew Point and Temperature Probe DMP8 is designed for industrial low-humidity applications with pressure up to 40 bars. Turbine Mounting Kit HMT300TMK HMT330TMK monitors the air intake of gas and liquid fueled power turbines and is used together with HMT337 Temperature and Humidity Transmitter. Related stories Blog | Feb 23, 2021 Safely monitor hazardous and explosive environments with the Vaisala HMT370EX When operating in hazardous environments it is essential that your equipment is ‘intrinsically safe’, a designation that certifies that... Read more Press Release | Feb 10, 2021 Vaisala launches the next-generation humidity and temperature transmitter series HMT370EX for hazardous environments Vaisala Press release February 10, 2021 Vaisala launches the next... Read more Blog | May 19, 2015 Take a peek inside a Vaisala cleanroom: a video tour of our research, development and manufacturing facilities In this 3-minute video our Facility Manager Hannu dons a bunny suit and gives a tour of the facilities where Vaisala creates some of the world's... Read more Blog | Mar 12, 2013 3 stupid things that can wreck an otherwise excellent calibration This week's blog comes from our calibration and repair department: The top three calibration issues listed below aren’t new problems, but in our... Read more
Hydrogen Cooled Generators Monitoring the humidity and temperature of hydrogen cooled generators to achieve the best yield
Dry hydrogen is used to cool electric generators because of its high thermal conductivity and low viscosity. An increase in the level of moisture in the hydrogen may lead to a decrease in cooling efficiency, a reduction in insulation capability and corrosion of generator parts with the worst outcome being a total breakdown of the generator. Vaisala’s intrinsically safe HMT360 humidity and temperature transmitter series is ideal for monitoring dryer performance. The sensor can be installed directly into a pressurized pipeline and provides measurements that show if dry hydrogen is being fed into the generator.
Hydrogen cooled generators related products Intrinsically Safe Humidity and Temperature Transmitter Series HMT370EX The intrinsically safe HMT370EX is the ideal solution for use in hazardous areas up to zone 0 and 20. Dew Point and Temperature Probe DMP7 Vaisala DRYCAP® Dew Point and Temperature Probe DMP7 is made for tight spaces and low-humidity applications. Dew Point and Temperature Probe DMP8 Vaisala DRYCAP® Dew Point and Temperature Probe DMP8 is designed for industrial low-humidity applications with pressure up to 40 bars. Turbine Mounting Kit HMT300TMK HMT330TMK monitors the air intake of gas and liquid fueled power turbines and is used together with HMT337 Temperature and Humidity Transmitter.
Intrinsically Safe Humidity and Temperature Transmitter Series HMT370EX The intrinsically safe HMT370EX is the ideal solution for use in hazardous areas up to zone 0 and 20.
Dew Point and Temperature Probe DMP7 Vaisala DRYCAP® Dew Point and Temperature Probe DMP7 is made for tight spaces and low-humidity applications.
Dew Point and Temperature Probe DMP8 Vaisala DRYCAP® Dew Point and Temperature Probe DMP8 is designed for industrial low-humidity applications with pressure up to 40 bars.
Turbine Mounting Kit HMT300TMK HMT330TMK monitors the air intake of gas and liquid fueled power turbines and is used together with HMT337 Temperature and Humidity Transmitter.
Related stories Blog | Feb 23, 2021 Safely monitor hazardous and explosive environments with the Vaisala HMT370EX When operating in hazardous environments it is essential that your equipment is ‘intrinsically safe’, a designation that certifies that... Read more Press Release | Feb 10, 2021 Vaisala launches the next-generation humidity and temperature transmitter series HMT370EX for hazardous environments Vaisala Press release February 10, 2021 Vaisala launches the next... Read more Blog | May 19, 2015 Take a peek inside a Vaisala cleanroom: a video tour of our research, development and manufacturing facilities In this 3-minute video our Facility Manager Hannu dons a bunny suit and gives a tour of the facilities where Vaisala creates some of the world's... Read more Blog | Mar 12, 2013 3 stupid things that can wreck an otherwise excellent calibration This week's blog comes from our calibration and repair department: The top three calibration issues listed below aren’t new problems, but in our... Read more
Blog | Feb 23, 2021 Safely monitor hazardous and explosive environments with the Vaisala HMT370EX When operating in hazardous environments it is essential that your equipment is ‘intrinsically safe’, a designation that certifies that... Read more
Press Release | Feb 10, 2021 Vaisala launches the next-generation humidity and temperature transmitter series HMT370EX for hazardous environments Vaisala Press release February 10, 2021 Vaisala launches the next... Read more
Blog | May 19, 2015 Take a peek inside a Vaisala cleanroom: a video tour of our research, development and manufacturing facilities In this 3-minute video our Facility Manager Hannu dons a bunny suit and gives a tour of the facilities where Vaisala creates some of the world's... Read more
Blog | Mar 12, 2013 3 stupid things that can wreck an otherwise excellent calibration This week's blog comes from our calibration and repair department: The top three calibration issues listed below aren’t new problems, but in our... Read more