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\nAir quality testing after volcanic eruptions<\/strong><\/p>\n
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\nSince September 19, 2021, La Palma, which is part of the Canary Islands in Spain, has been experiencing a volcanic eruption the likes of which have not been seen in 50 years. Dr. Maximilian Wei\u00df, Managing Director of Palas\u00ae GmbH, reacted quickly. When he saw the news, he immediately assembled a Palas\u00ae team of experts and flew them from the headquarters in Karlsruhe, Germany, to the hard-hit Spanish island. Shortly after their arrival, the Germans installed ten AQ Guard Smart fine dust monitoring systems. The AQ Guard Smart installed by Palas\u00ae on the island measures dust levels in the immediate vicinity of volcanic eruptions. The precise measurements will help to gain important information about the activity of volcanic eruptions.<\/p>\n
Click to learn more about AQ Guard Smart’s measurement of volcanic dust<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n Understanding the atmosphere to improve life As an atmospheric science, meteorology plays an important role in weather forecasting. With the help of meteorology, precipitation, snowfall, snowstorms, hurricanes or typhoons, etc. can be predicted. To accurately predict the weather, researchers in various institutions choose Palas\u00ae instruments for data monitoring: the Palas\u00ae Promo\u00ae 2000 system is used by the Beijing Weather Modification Office for cloud-in-situ measurements and simulations in cloud chambers. It helps researchers distinguish between ice crystals and water droplets; Palas\u00ae Promo\u00ae 3000 by the ACTRIS Observatory in Austria. It helps the observatory continuously measure particle size distribution and concentration while measuring dry and wet particles; The AIDA laboratory at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology in Germany has also chosen Palas\u00ae Cloud Drop Analyzer to measure and simulate clouds in-situ.<\/p>\n Click to learn about the many applications of Palas\u00ae in weather monitoring<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n How to influence the weather Palas\u00ae China will arrange a series of online webinars both in English and Chinese for Ambient air quality continuous monitoring system, Palas\u00ae SMPS scanning mobility particle sizer, Palas\u00ae Promo\u00ae & Aerosol Generator & Dilution system, ISO 16890 filter media tester, Palas\u00ae MFP 3000 G, ISO 29463-3 filter media tester, Palas\u00ae MFP Nano plus 4000, ISO 17536 Fractional filtration efficiency tester of Oil Mist Separator, Palas\u00ae HMT 1000, as well as Particle Distribution Measurement Devices Introduction – Optical Scattering Method and many other solutions. If interested in the webinars for our products, you are more than welcome to register on our official website and get the latest webinar plan!<\/p>\n
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\nBeijing Weather Modification Office is responsible for scientific research and management of weather change in Beijing. Its main tasks include reinforcing artificial rain and preventing hail, etc. in Beijing. The office has supported major events such as the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. To support the development of new research topics, the facility purchased the Palas\u00ae Promo\u00ae 2000 aerosol spectrometer. The Promo\u00ae 2000 facilitates the simulation of high-altitude environments in the agency’s research programs. It can also accurately measure the spectrum of cloud droplets in the 2-100 micrometer range at low pressure and temperature to distinguish cloud droplets from ice crystal particles. Due to the specifics of the research, Palas\u00ae has specially adapted and modified the Promo\u00ae 2000 to meet the experimental requirements.
\nClick to learn more about the use of Palas\u00ae Custom Instrument Edition instruments in the field of meteorology and environmental protection<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n