Detail publikačního výsledku

Towards a micro-system for monitoring ethylene in warehouses

IVANOV, P.; LLOBET, E.; VERGARA, A.; STANKOVA, M.; VILANOVA, X.; HUBÁLEK, J.; GRACIA, I.; CANÉ, C.; CORREIG, X.

Original Title

Towards a micro-system for monitoring ethylene in warehouses

English Title

Towards a micro-system for monitoring ethylene in warehouses

Type

Peer-reviewed article not indexed in WoS or Scopus

Original Abstract

By means of an adapted screen-printing technique, sensitive layers of tin and tungsten oxide (pure and doped with 1% in weight of Au, Pt and Pd) were deposited on silicon micromachined substrates with low thermal inertia. Each chip contains four membranes with different active layers. The sensor response to ethylene, ethanol, ammonia and their binary mixtures was studied. The sensor reaction to humidity was also investigated. A 4-element microsensor array is designed (by selecting the active materials and noble metal loading) to selectively detect ethylene, ethanol, ammonia and their binary mixtures. It is shown that these species can be easily discriminated, even at low concentrations (1 ppm), which makes the microarray designed suitable to monitor climacteric fruit during storage in warehouses or storage chambers.

English abstract

By means of an adapted screen-printing technique, sensitive layers of tin and tungsten oxide (pure and doped with 1% in weight of Au, Pt and Pd) were deposited on silicon micromachined substrates with low thermal inertia. Each chip contains four membranes with different active layers. The sensor response to ethylene, ethanol, ammonia and their binary mixtures was studied. The sensor reaction to humidity was also investigated. A 4-element microsensor array is designed (by selecting the active materials and noble metal loading) to selectively detect ethylene, ethanol, ammonia and their binary mixtures. It is shown that these species can be easily discriminated, even at low concentrations (1 ppm), which makes the microarray designed suitable to monitor climacteric fruit during storage in warehouses or storage chambers.

Keywords

Micro-hotplate sensor arrays; Noble metal loading; Thick-film metal oxide gas sensors; Ethylene monitoring

Key words in English

Micro-hotplate sensor arrays; Noble metal loading; Thick-film metal oxide gas sensors; Ethylene monitoring

Authors

IVANOV, P.; LLOBET, E.; VERGARA, A.; STANKOVA, M.; VILANOVA, X.; HUBÁLEK, J.; GRACIA, I.; CANÉ, C.; CORREIG, X.

Released

11.11.2005

Publisher

Elsevier

ISBN

0925-4005

Periodical

Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical

Volume

111-112

Number

1

State

Swiss Confederation

Pages from

63

Pages count

8

URL

http://www.sciencedirect.com

Full text in the Digital Library

http://hdl.handle.net/

BibTex

@article{BUT42771,
  author="Peter {Ivanov} and Eduard {Llobet} and Alexander {Vergara} and Mariana {Stankova} and Xavier {Vilanova} and Jaromír {Hubálek} and I. {Gracia} and Carlas {Cané} and Xavier {Correig}",
  title="Towards a micro-system for monitoring ethylene in warehouses",
  journal="Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical",
  year="2005",
  volume="111-112",
  number="1",
  pages="8",
  issn="0925-4005",
  url="http://www.sciencedirect.com"
}