Bali Fumigation Costs

November 5, 2021

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Bali Fumigation Costs – Monitoring of fumigant gas concentrations

The fumigant gas concentration gauge must meet the following specifications:

able to measure the concentration according to the required target
able to store information and can be printed
equipped with a water vapor filter.

For SF fumigants, it includes 3 (3) sessions, namely early monitoring, monitoring during exposure, and final monitoring.

Early monitoring

Tried 30 minutes after gas completion to determine the start time of file fumigation. The calculation of archive fumigation time is attempted if the gas concentration measured in all monitoring intervals is not less than 100% of the determined dose. If the concentration in one of the monitor hoses is less than 100% but the total gas concentration is still above the minimum concentration in the 100% requirement, then you can try to revise it by turning the fan back on for 15 minutes.

Tried with time intervals every 6 hours after fumigation of the archive. The goal is to determine the concentration of gas still lies in the established standard.

Final monitoring

Aims to identify the successful application of archive fumigation. File fumigation is declared successful if the gas concentration in all monitoring hoses is at or above the SF gas standard. Regarding triggers for SF gas concentrations in non-standard archive fumigation chambers:

the room and floor where the archive fumigation is not gas-tight
volume calculation does not fit
calculation of the number of fumigants less
fumigant distribution is not comprehensive
there are obstacles or blockages in the monitor hose
there is a problem with the monitoring equipment.
Meanwhile, for solid and liquid PH3 fumigants, monitoring can be carried out at 6, 12, 24, 48, 72 and 96 hours.

Measurement of PH3 gas is tried at 6 hours after laying

and must reach a minimum of 200 ppm. If the concentration of PH3 gas is below 200 ppm until the fumigation of the archive is considered to have run aground and must be repeated if using solid PH3, on the other hand for liquid PH3 try to accumulate PH3 gas if the target concentration is less than 90%. If the results of the measurement of the concentration of PH3 gas in the room do not match what has been determined,

Also Read: Standard Fumigation Procedure

this could be due to:

incomplete placement of fumigants in all rooms
there is an obstacle or blockage between the monitor hose
there is a problem with the monitoring equipment, such as leaking, pinching or folding
archive fumigation plastic sheet is damaged/leaked
the floor where the archive fumigation is not gas-tight
sandsnake installation is not correct, if archive fumigation uses a hood
incomplete closure of the archive fumigation room
bad turnaround
volume calculation does not fit
volume measurement does not fit
measurement of fumigant concentration does not fit
the amount of fumigant used is not right.

We from Umas Pest Control are ready to help you with fumigation solutions with experience in the field of pest fumigation. Don’t let pests damage your investment, we provide free consultation for those of you who want to know more about fumigation and the methods we provide for you.

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Also Read: Equipment And Materials Preparation For Carrying Out Fumigation Treatment

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Bali Fumigation Costs – Monitoring of fumigant gas concentrations

Early monitoring

Final monitoring

Measurement of PH3 gas is tried at 6 hours after laying

Bali Fumigation Costs

Bali Fumigation Costs