Air Monitoring
Award for Outstanding Achievements in the Field of Air Pollution Control
Jun 08 2009
Thermo Fisher Scientific (USA) announce it was recently awarded the 2008-2009 J. Deane Sensenbaugh Environmental Technology Award for outstanding achievements in the field of air
pollution control.
Thermo Fisher was recognized for the Thermo Scientific Mercury Freedom System for monitoring
mercury in power plant emissions. The system was introduced in 2005 to meet the US EPA Part
75 requirements for mercury monitoring.
Selected by the Air & Waste Management Association Board of Directors in recognition for the
system’s state-of-art technology, customer benefits and significance in the field, the nomination
came from three customers currently utilizing the system. One nomination stated that, “Being able
to integrate this complex technology and package it in a manner that was easy to use and
consistent in layout and operation with existing CEMS is what has set Thermo (Fisher) apart from
the other mercury systems on the market.”
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