The calorific value measurement, carried out precisely with the
RGQ 5 and
RGQ 3, provides valuable information about the thermal energy released during the combustion of a fuel. The calorific value, also known as the net calorific value (Hi), describes the usable thermal energy without taking into account the condensation heat of the water vapor contained in the flue gas.
The stationary RGQ 5 and its compact, mobile "little brother", the RGQ 3, use state-of-the-art technology to determine the calorific value of gases such as
natural gas and biogas precisely and quickly - without carrying out combustion. This non-contact method offers decisive advantages over conventional methods in terms of efficiency, safety and flexibility.