Stack monitoring
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In this article, Gasmet’s client and environmental research expert, Dr. Werner Tirler, also the Director of Eco-Research tells about their experiences of using Gasmet’s dioxin monitoring system, GT90 Dioxin+. According to him, it is a very robust and durable device, which enables reliable sampling of dioxins for his laboratory.
Eco-Research is an analytical laboratory with a solid experience in environmental research. The team consists of chemists, biologists, laboratory technicians and engineers who are specialised in the detection and determination of environmental pollutants.
As stated by Dr Werner Tirler, a dioxin monitoring system is a set of sampling equipment for dioxins, which enables sampling from few hours to several weeks. Long-term monitoring systems for dioxins are normally used for sampling dioxin compounds in emissions from two to four weeks. The longer sampling time, the more reliable the results and the clearer the picture of what is emitted in the environment through the industrial plant’s stack, Dr Tirler explains.
Eco-Research has used Gasmet’s dioxin sampling solution GT90 Dioxin+ for more than ten years and is happy with its robustness and ease of use.
“Once installed directly on the stack of the plant the GT90 Dioxin+ is very easy to use. According the sampling time of two or four weeks, you will have one or two samples per month. The analyser collects the samples in a cartridge. After sampling, you have to change the cartridge and within one hour, you can start a new sampling. The cartridge will then be analysed in a laboratory for dioxins”, Tirler explains.
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