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Nitrous oxide is a liquefied gas that has a lifetime, in the atmosphere, of 114 years, and has a weight (global warming potential) that is 298 times stronger than carbon dioxide which makes it a threat for the environment despite its low concentration. Globally, 40% of N2O emissions come from human activities such as agriculture, transportation, and industry activities. There are a number of uses for nitrous oxide, including as an aerosol spray propellant, an anaesthetic and pain reliever in medicine, and as a rocket motor oxidizer, and despite its danger to the environment it is (predicted) to be one of the largest contributors to greenhouse gas emissions in the future.

Ways to reduce Nitrous Oxide

• Stop using natural gas as a fuel for heating, cooking and electric power generation.

• Agriculture: reducing nitrogen-based fertilizer applications and applying these fertilizers more efficiently.

• Fuel Combustion: Reducing fuel consumption in motor vehicles and secondary sources, and introducing pollution control technologies.

• Industry: reduce industry emissions by switching fuel and upgrades to technology.

A number of government bodies are working towards a better and more sustainable future for our environment, but their efforts will only be successful if there is a global understanding of the environmental issues playing their part in climate change.

Gas Sensors for the Greenhouse Gases List
Monitoring and accurately measuring gas concentrations is one way to play your part in combatting the effects of these greenhouse gases. Edinburgh Sensors provides a range of OEM gas sensors that are manufactured to the highest specification for integration into a wide range of systems where fast, accurate, and reliable measurements of CO, CO2, CH4, and many other gases are needed.

For further information on our OEM products, please contact our sales team at sales@edinst.com, and they will be pleased to assist with your enquiry.