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An Aerosol Chemical Speciation Monitor (ACSM) is used in the automotive industry to measure the chemical composition of sub-micron aerosol particles from vehicle emissions in real-time. By providing quantitative mass loadings of organic aerosols, sulfates, nitrates, and ammonium, it helps to understand the sources, formation, and environmental impact of vehicle-related air pollution. This enables the development of more effective emission control strategies and the assessment of air quality impacts, especially in urban and highway environments.
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Measure real-time, non-refractory aerosol particle mass and chemical composition.
- Aerodynamic particle lens for efficient gas-particle separation
- Mass spectrometric analysis (0-200 amu)
- Automated zeroing (filter)
- Minimal maintenance; remote control ready
- Direct linear detection of sulfate, nitrate, ammonium, chloride and organic aerosol species through two-step thermal vaporization (~600 C) and electron impact ionization process
- Improved separation and quantification of organic aerosol species, including primary and secondary organic aerosol, compared to the Q-ACSM
Resolving Power M/ΔM* – Unit Mass Resolution
Data Rate (min) – 10
Particle Size Range Standard lens / PM 2.5 (nm) – 70-700 | 110-3500
Length x Depth x Height – 65 cm x 51 cm x 60 cm
Weight – 75 kg


