Gas Analysis
Hiden Analytical supports gas analysis applications across research, development and industrial process environments where gases, vapours or related species need to be measured, monitored or analysed. Explore application areas including green hydrogen, carbon capture, fermentation and bioreactor monitoring, gas production and storage, gas separation studies, glovebox monitoring, high purity gas analysis, human breath analysis, clean combustion research and volcanic gas, water and sediment analysis to find the most relevant approach for your measurement requirements.
Volcanic Gas, Water and Sediment Analysis
Providing vital information about the levels of the rare earth gas isotopes
Green Hydrogen
Advanced analysis for a new generation of energy production
Carbon Capture
Characterise and refine your carbon capture processes
Fermentation/Bio Reactor Monitoring
For direct information on gas uptake and for dissolved output rates
Gas Production and Storage
For analysis of gases and vapours from gas production and storage facilities
Gas Separation Studies
For analysis of gases and vapours from gas separation technologies
Glovebox Monitoring
Measurement and monitoring of glovebox environment
High Purity Gas Analysis
For industrial and research applications
Human Breath Analysis
For real-time studies of low concentration compounds in Human Breath for research applications
Clean Combustion Research
Researching fuel efficiency and minimising emissions
The application of gas analysis is important across research, development and industrial settings where understanding gas composition helps users monitor reactions, characterise processes, investigate emissions and improve control of analytical workflows. Hiden systems are used in areas such as:
- Green hydrogen gas analysis
- Carbon capture analysis
- Fermentation and bio reactor monitoring
- Gas production and storage
- Gas separation studies
- Glovebox monitoring
- High purity gas analysis
- Human breath analysis
- Clean combustion research
- Volcanic gas, water and sediment analysis
In industrial and research settings, applying gas analysis can help users better understand a variety of gases and vapours, depending on the application and system configuration. These may include:
- Hydrogen
- Methane
- Carbon dioxide
- Hydrogen sulphide
- Hydrocarbons
- Volatile species
- Dissolved gases
- Rare gas isotopes
This can support:
- Process understanding
- Quality control
- Safety-led monitoring
- Compliance-led workflows
- Emissions-related research
- Carbon capture process development
- Gas production and storage analysis
- Fermentation and bio reactor monitoring
- Environmental gas, water and sediment studies
From reaction gas streams and process gas monitoring to carbon capture, fermentation, gas separation, glovebox environments and clean combustion research, industrial gas analysis provides data that helps scientists and engineers understand what is happening within their process or sample environment.
