Air monitoring
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Gasmet is excited to announce that the new Mercury monitoring solution CMM AutoQAL has now launched. As the name might suggest, this robust Continuous Mercury Monitoring system comes with a test gas generator including automatic EN 15267 certified QAL3 validation tool. The QAL3 equipment is an integrated part of the system and performs the automatic QAL3 validation checks quickly and easily without any additional costs or manual work.
The validation tool is for HgCl2 span checks according to the EU Standard EN 14181. Being a TÜV certified solution (MCERTS certification pending) with an integrated and automatic QAL3 validation tool, this is a truly unique CMM solution on the market.
Gasmet offers two solutions for Continuous Mercury Monitoring (CMM): CMM and CMM AutoQAL. Both systems offer TÜV and MCERTS certified solutions that are ideal for measuring mercury continuously from hot, wet and corrosive gas streams. Gasmet CMM and CMM AutoQAL have the lowest EN 15267 certified ranges in the world (0-5 µg/m3).
Thanks to the robust design and low detection limits, both continuous mercury monitoring systems are an excellent option for a wide range of demanding applications, such as:
The CMM and CMM AutoQAL utilise the CVAF (Cold Vapor Atomic Fluorescence) technology. It is an extremely sensitive and selective measurement principle for the measurement of trace mercury levels.
This technology offers superior sensitivity and reduced cross-interference effects thanks to the very specific nature of the fluorescence effect. This is a particular advantage in applications where the concentration of mercury is low and the concentration of other UV absorbing gases such as SO2 is high.
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