New Automatic Isokinetic Sampling System

Stack monitoring

New Automatic Isokinetic Sampling System

26 Sep, 2016

Published over 9 years ago. See the latest and most current information on Stack monitoring.

Mega System (Italy) have specialised in the manufacture of air pollution control systems since 1981.

All their instruments are based on the gravimetric method, the official method for the sampling of particulate matter and chemical polluttants in the workplace, the environment and in stack emissions.

APIS in particular represents the most advanced version of the automatic isokinetic samplers for stack emissions available in the market.

APIS automatically sets the correct isokinetic flowrate measuring in real time the differential pressure and temperature in the stack, plus it evaluates flue gas velocity and flowrates according to the most diffused European and US EPA sampling methods.

Mega Systems' sampler is equipped with a 10” colour touch screen display for easy programming, a USB port for direct download onto a standard pen drive, a pump up to 6 m3/h and an anti-shock case for easy transport.

As requested by EN 16911-1 there are three independent pressure sensors.

It is also possible save the different sampling results in the internal database of clients and stacks, allowing fast recall of the stored data.

APIS is just a part of the X1 series instruments dedicated to isokinetic sampling in stack emissions. Of course, Mega Systems have a complete range of products for sampling of dusts, dioxins, furans, PAH, metals, acids, and VOC's.

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