2008 Providence, Rhode Island, June 29 - July 2, 2008 2008
DOI: 10.13031/2013.25089
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Development and Testing of a Hydrogen Sulfide Detection System for Use in Swine Housing

Abstract: Transient hazards to human and animal health can occur in swine barns due to sudden bursts of high concentration hydrogen sulfide (H2S) gas released when manure slurry is agitated during removal from subfloor pits. Studies have shown that H2S levels can go from harmless to deadly in a matter of minutes during pit agitation (Patni and Clarke, 2003). From 1983 to 1990, H2S poisoning was responsible for the death of 24 swine workers in the Midwest alone and at least 15 more deaths since 1994 (Walinga, 2004). Swin… Show more

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“…Fairchild et al [32] detected the concentration of NH 3 by gas detection tubes and Dräger PAC III in broiler house, and proved that timely and effective waste management can reduce the concentration of ammonia. Muhlbauer et al [33] compared Accuracy, Response Time, Durability and Cost between the of Pemtech PT-295 electrochemical hydrogen sulfide sensor with the detection range of 0-500ppm and Transducer Technologies R-series electrochemical hydrogen sulfide sensor with the detection of range 0-100ppm, and designed and developed a H 2 S detection equipment used in swine building based on Pemtech PT-295. The error of the equipment was less than 5%, and the response time was less than 1 minute when testing range between 10ppm and 500ppm.…”
Section: Electrochemical Sensorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Fairchild et al [32] detected the concentration of NH 3 by gas detection tubes and Dräger PAC III in broiler house, and proved that timely and effective waste management can reduce the concentration of ammonia. Muhlbauer et al [33] compared Accuracy, Response Time, Durability and Cost between the of Pemtech PT-295 electrochemical hydrogen sulfide sensor with the detection range of 0-500ppm and Transducer Technologies R-series electrochemical hydrogen sulfide sensor with the detection of range 0-100ppm, and designed and developed a H 2 S detection equipment used in swine building based on Pemtech PT-295. The error of the equipment was less than 5%, and the response time was less than 1 minute when testing range between 10ppm and 500ppm.…”
Section: Electrochemical Sensorsmentioning
confidence: 99%