White Papers

Our White Papers provide detailed information on various topics dealing with PID technology and volatile gases. Look through our range of material to find the best suited paper for you.

A Basic Guide To Photoionisation Detectors

A Basic Guide To Photoionisation Detectors provides information regarding common questions asked regarding everything PID.

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A Basic Guide To Lamp Variants

A Basic Guide To Lamp Variants provides information regarding common questions asked regarding everything to do with the ION Science lamp.

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Cross Sensitivity Of Photoionisation Detectors

Cross Sensitivity Of Photoionisation Detectors, it is important to be aware of potentially cross sensitivity chemicals within your instrument.

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Workplace Exposure Limits (WELs)

There are many workplace exposure limits used and some are only specific for certain governing bodies, the 2 most common are TWA and STEL.

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A Basic Guide To Lithium-ion Battery Risks

Our brand new white paper provides information on the the rise in lithium-ion battery risks, due to incidents of fire and explosions.

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Conversion of ppm readings to other units (mg/m3)

All of ION Sciences PID based instruments give reading in PPM as standard, but how do they convert ppm to mg/m3 readings?

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Humidity Issues Associated With PID and how ION Science Overcome them

Water vapour and humidity is present in ambient air and can reduce PID response. In our White paper we cover areas were humidity issues lie.

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HSE Impacts of VOCs

A Basic Guide To HSE Impacts of VOCs provides information regarding common questions asked regarding everything VOC related.

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Calibration – Why, When and how often?

A Basic Guide To Calibration - Why, When and how often? This guide provides key information regarding Calibration of your PID.

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Hunting Leaks and Fugitive Emissions of VOCs

Hunting Leaks and Fugitive Emissions of VOCs using EPA Methods 21. This guide provides key information for hunting leaks.

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