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App Notes
RAE Systems' Application Notes are reference documents created by our scientists and engineers to assist in the efficient use of RAE Systems instruments and to detail the various applications in which these products are used.
© 2000-2008, RAE Systems, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction of any or all of the content of the following documents is prohibited without the express written consent of RAE Systems, Inc.
AP-000: RAE Systems PID Training Outline
Last Updated: June 2010
AP-200: PIDs and Aircraft Wing Tank Entry
Last Updated: December 2005
AP-201: Measuring Ammonia (NH3) with Photoionization Detectors (PIDs)
Last Updated: April 2001
AP-202: The ABC's of Gases in the Industry
Last Updated: April 1999
AP-203: PIDs as a HazMat Response Tool
Last Updated: July 2001
AP-204: Pulp & Paper: Measuring Turpentine & ClO2
Last Updated: December 1999
AP-205: Measuring Heat Transfer Fluids with a PID
Last Updated: November 1999
AP-206: Guide to Atmospheric Testing in Confined Spaces
Last Updated: April 2006
AP-207: PIDs as Arson Investigation Tools
Last Updated: April 2001
AP-211: PIDs for Continuous Monitoring of VOCs
Last Updated: June 2010
AP-212: Using PIDs for Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Surveys
Last Updated: August 1999
AP-213: RAEGuard PID Configuration & Applications
Last Updated: April 2006
AP-214: Environmental Applications for PIDs
Last Updated: June 2010
AP-215: Gas Detection in the Marine Industries
Last Updated: July 1999
AP-216: Using PIDs in Terrorist Chemical Attacks
Last Updated: April 2001
AP-217: Confined Spaces and the Construction Industry
Last Updated: July 1999
AP-218: easurement of Fumigants in the Food Storage Industry
Last Updated: December 2004
AP-219: Using PIDs for 10% of LEL Decisions
Last Updated: August 2000
AP-220: Using PIDs in Clan Lab Investigations
Last Updated: September 2000
AP-221: Using PIDs to Assess Exposure Risk in Unknown Environments
Last Updated: September 2000
AP-222: Carbon Monoxide & Natural Gas Detection for Fire Department Engine Companies
Last Updated: March 2001
AP-226: Comparison of Photoionization Detectors (PIDs) and Flame Ionization Detectors (FIDs)
Last Updated: January 2004
AP-227: Using AreaRAEs for Fenceline Monitoring
Last Updated: November 2003
AP-228: Facility and Venue Protection
Last Updated: September 2004
AP-229: AreaRAEs for Incident Response & Law Enforcement
Last Updated: September 2003
AP-231: AreaRAE Inert for Inert Gas Confined Space Entry
Last Updated: October 2009
AP-232: Radioisotopes in Everyday Life
Last Updated: June 2007
