IC 8920 Characteristics Of The OTOX Model CTL Oxygen Sensor

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
J. E. Chilton
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Jan 1, 1983

Abstract

The Bureau of Mines has examined the operation of an oxygen sensor manufactured by the City University, London, England. The sensor produces a current proportional to the oxygen concentration by reacting oxygen at a nonconsumable cathode. The sensor design is unique in that the primary mode of oxygen transport to the cathode is by diffusion through a capillary, The sensor using this design has a stability of 0- to 0.02-pct reading change per day over a 4.7-month test, small temperature coefficient of 0.29-pct reading change per °C, and small pressure coefficient of 0.34-pct reading change per 1,000-ft altitude change, If this sensor were incorporated into an oxygen detector or monitor, this would be a distinct improvement in electrochemical-type oxygen analyzers and would be useful to the mining industry.
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APA: J. E. Chilton  (1983)  IC 8920 Characteristics Of The OTOX Model CTL Oxygen Sensor

MLA: J. E. Chilton IC 8920 Characteristics Of The OTOX Model CTL Oxygen Sensor. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1983.

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