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Stack monitoring

The market for equipment and consumables to measure and remove mercury from stack gases will average over $2 billion/yr over the next decade. This is the la...

US$2 billion/year Market for Mercury Removal from Stack Gases

Stack monitoring

Electrochemical sensors are widely used for stack emission monitoring. They provide accurate data and are more cost effective than other technologies. In sta...

Stack Emission Monitoring

CEMS

Monitoring networks in the USA, Canada, Korea, China and the EU have chosen Tekran (Canada)’s Model 2537B analyzer, combined with the 1130/1135 modules to...

Mercury Speciation in Air Monitoring and Emission Research

Stack monitoring

The increasing awareness of the dangers of compounds like dioxin, furans and POP’s for human health generated a compelling need for a better understanding...

Dioxin Emission Continuous Sampler

CEMS

The recent rise in approvals for the construction of renewable energy plants burning biomass has highlighted the need for specified monitoring equipment to b...

Monitoring at Biomass Plants Should be Future Proof

Stack monitoring

Servomex (UK) has announced the launch of the Servotough Laser gas range, a series of high performance gas analysers that use the latest extractive and cross...

New Laser Gas Analyser Range

Stack monitoring

Dioxins and Furans, produced unintentionally during combustion of chlorinated organics, are very dangerous for human health. Such emissions are present in al...

Continuous Sampling VS Periodical Sampling

CEMS

In dangerous locations, it’s better to look but not to touch. The GM 32, the new system for CEMS gas analysis from Sick (Germany) does just that. It measur...

New In-Situ Gas Analysis

CEMS

Thermo Fisher Scientific (USA) announce it was recently awarded the 2008-2009 J. Deane Sensenbaugh Environmental Technology Award for outstanding achievement...

Award for Outstanding Achievements in the Field of Air Pollution Control

CEMS

About 10 years ago, the Environment Agency of England and Wales established its monitoring certification scheme (MCE...

Continuous Emission Monitoring Systems (CEMS) are specialised instruments and systems used to monitor and record the emissions of pollutants from various industrial processes and facilities. These systems are primarily employed to measure and track air emissions, including gases and particulate matter, in real-time or at defined intervals. CEMS play a crucial role in environmental monitoring, regulatory compliance, and pollution control efforts.