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Experience of Sampling on Sorption Traps at High Flue Gas Temperatures

Experience of Sampling on Sorption Traps at High Flue Gas Temperatures

14:05:00 - Mar 02 2022
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At our recent Continuous Emissions Monitoring event, Juergen Reinmann of ENVEA gave a 15-minute presentation of a recent investigation into the use of sorption traps in mercury monitoring.

Mr. Reinmann discusses:

  • The benefits of sorption traps as an alternative method
  • The compliance of the method
  • The utility of sorption traps for measuring lower ELVs
  • The potential for raising the durability of the method at higher temperatures

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Juergen Reinmann

ENVEA

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Andy Curtis

Source Testing Association

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