Forest ecosystems play a crucial role in the global carbon and nitrogen cycles. Through photosynthesis, CO₂ is sequestered from the atmosphere into plants and then released back into the atmosphere through respiration and the decomposition of organic matter by soil microbes. In soil, N₂O is produced and released into the atmosphere via microbial nitrification and denitrification, processes that reflect the transformation of nitrogen from organic to inorganic forms and its cycling between different states. Both CO₂ and N₂O are significant greenhouse gases. Carbon dioxide, as one of the primary greenhouse gases, requires long-term dynamic monitoring to assess the forest’s function as a carbon sink. Although nitrous oxide is present in lower atmospheric concentrations, its high global warming potential (GWP) means it contributes more significantly to climate change. Therefore, precise monitoring of CO₂ and N₂O fluxes in forests is critical for understanding the role of forest ecosystems in the carbon and nitrogen cycles, evaluating their impact on climate change, and optimizing carbon management and greenhouse gas mitigation strategies as we pursue global "carbon neutrality."
1. System Components:
1.1 HT8830 Multi-Gas (CO₂/N₂O/H₂O) Portable Greenhouse Gas Analyzer
1.2 Solar-powered battery
1.3 Respiration chamber
1.4 Data logger
2. Key Advantages:
2.1 Core Technology: Quantum Cascade Laser Technology
The HT8830 Multi-Gas Analyzer utilizes quantum cascade laser technology, which is based on strong absorption spectral lines and eliminates interference from other gas molecules, allowing for high-precision measurement of multiple gas components. This technology ensures long-term stability, making it suitable for the complex and variable conditions found in forest environments.
2.2 Low Power Consumption for Long-Term Field Monitoring
The HT8830 is designed to consume less than 100W, allowing it to run on solar power, making it highly reliable in remote, off-grid field conditions. This low-power design is ideal for long-term monitoring projects, eliminating the need for frequent power supply maintenance.
2.3 Portability and Durability
The HT8830 analyzer is made of high-strength ABS material, offering waterproof and durable performance to ensure reliable operation in harsh field conditions. Its compact and lightweight design makes it easy to transport and install on-site, allowing for rapid deployment and providing great convenience for field monitoring.
2.4 Flexibility and Multi-Scenario Application
The HT8830 supports both fixed-point monitoring and mobile monitoring via vehicle-based systems, meeting various monitoring needs. Whether conducting long-term observations at a single location or performing wide-area monitoring on the move, the HT8830 delivers high-precision, real-time greenhouse gas data.
3. Technical Specifications
Model |
HT8830 |
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Gas |
CO2、H2O、N2O |
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Measurement Range |
CO2 |
Measurement Range |
0-5000 ppm |
Ensure Accuracy Range |
300-1000 ppm |
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H2O |
Measurement Range |
0-30000 ppm |
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Ensure Accuracy Range |
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N2O |
Measurement Range |
0-6 ppm |
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Ensure Accuracy Range |
200-600 ppb |
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Measurement Accuracy@5s(Standard Deviation1σ) |
CO2(Test at 400 ppm) |
0.5 ppm |
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H2O(Test at 10000 ppm) |
10 ppm |
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N2O(Test at 330 ppb) |
0.7 ppb |
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Environment Temperature |
-10℃~45℃(operating status);-25℃~50℃(storage temperature) |
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Environment Humidity |
<99% R.H,non condensing |
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Sampling Pressure |
70-110kPa |
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Dimensions |
47cm*36cm*18 cm |
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Weight |
<15kg |
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Data Storage |
Integrated SD card or any data collector |
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User Interface |
Windows software |
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Data Communication |
RS232\USB\WIFI |
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Supply Voltage |
20-28VDC/10A |
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Consumption |
<100W(stable) |
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Optional Accessories |
Soil respiratory chamber, external vacuum pump, vacuum tubing, data logger, rechargeable batteries, shoulder strap, trolley and instrument shipping case |
4. Field Installation
Location: Lanzhou, Gansu Province
Solar-powered battery
Complex forest environment
Data logger (left), HT8830 multi-gas portable greenhouse gas analyzer (right)
Respiration chamber