Month: December 2025

The NGC8106 performs on-site, real-time gas analysis and

heating value computation. The 8106 can be used as a total

energy meter with the addition of a multivariable transmitter!

The NGC8106 is a perfect replacement for automatic

samples. The user will enjoy real-time data instead of monthly

averages, and shipping and handling errors have been virtually

eliminated. The NGC8106 is based upon the industry leading

NGC8206 platform.

Innovations include

– Compact design

– Extreme serviceability

– Low installation costs

– Low utility requirements

– Low maintenance

– Unmatched performance

Simple, reliable, easy to service, low cost measurement.

Equipment

The equipment used for this analysis consists of the standard

NGC8209 mounted in a black case. It is recommended that

the unit be left in an operational mode while transporting.

All the valves, gauges, inlet ports, and PCCU32 (the laptop

driven man-machine interface) connectors are bulkhead

mounted on panel to provide the technician with ready access.

Stream averages for the (default¹) 840 last hours, 35 last

days and the most recent last month analyses. Operational

Parameters for the (default¹) last 480 cycles (Diagnostics Report):

– Selected peak times

– Selected peak areas

– Ideal Btu/CV

– Carrier regulator pressure

– Oven temperature

– Ambient temperature

– Sample pressure

– Detector noise values

– Detector balance values

Audit logs (Default¹)

– Last 480 alarms

– Last 480 events

Historical data

The NGC8209 is designed to retain historical data. This data

can be used for custody transfer needs, verify transmitter

operation over time, and provide a limited data backup for

communication link reliability. In addition, various CSV file

outputs are available to download the analysis data into

spreadsheet based company specific data sheets, and

outputs to 3rd party gas accounting packages.

The default¹ memory configuration provides the most recent

480 analysis cycles containing:

– Normalized components

– Un-normalized components

– Ideal Btu/CV

– Real Btu (wet and dry) / CV (superior and inferior)

– Relative density (specific gravity)

– Density

– GPM

– Wobbe index

– Alarms

Stream averages for the (default¹) 840 last hours, 35 last

days and the most recent last month analyses. Operational

Parameters for the (default¹) last 480 cycles (Diagnostics Report):

– Selected peak times

– Selected peak areas

– Ideal Btu/CV

– Carrier regulator pressure

– Oven temperature

– Ambient temperature

– Sample pressure

– Detector noise values

– Detector balance values

Audit logs (Default¹)

– Last 480 alarms

– Last 480 events

Data retained by the NGC8209 can be collected via a remote

communication link or by the laptop PC local operator interface PCCU 32.