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Air Emissions Management
by Perillon Software Inc. based in Acton, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)In most companies today, managers are overwhelmed with poorly organized, de-centralized data and are still making decisions by reacting to historical results driven by non-standardized processes and guessing about the future. Highly customized spreadsheets, manual extracts from hard to use ERP systems, “cut & paste” reporting…sound familiar?
Emissions Monitoring for Airports
by Opsis AB based in Furulund, SWEDENOpsis systems provide high-performance monitoring of the emission activities within an airport. The rapid system allows on-line monitoring of the emissions from each aircraft at take-offs and landings, monitoring of fugitive emissions from stationary sources and differing of the airport sources from the surrounding pollution sources.
Voluntary GHG Emissions Reporting
by Ecometrica based in London, UNITED KINGDOMWith over 240 end clients internationally, Our Impacts is the most widely-used sustainability management software in the world. Powered by Ecometrica and accredited by the CDP, Our Impacts is trusted by some of the world’s largest organisations and managed by the most experienced greenhouse gas analysts in the business.
Air Emissions Management for Tanks
by VisionMonitor Software, LLC based in Houston, TEXAS (USA)Facilitates Data Management for Tank Emissions Reporting; VisionMonitor Software leverages existing technology investments you have deployed to run your current operations. It simplifies the process of gathering tank inventory data by linking to existing internal systems, automating data collection from these systems via a scheduler, and by providing a path for manual input when required for sources such as diesel engines, package boilers, etc.
Fugutive Emissions Measurement
by Boreal Laser Inc. based in Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA)Emission Measurement – An estimate of the total fugitive emissions from a site can be determined using environmental data, EPA gas dispersion models, and GasFinder2 sensor data.
Emissions Monitoring for Chemical Plants
by Opsis AB based in Furulund, SWEDENThe Opsis gas monitoring system is designed for monitoring in stacks and gas ducts in chemical industries, both in order to increase plant efficiency and to monitor emissions. The Opsis systems have been internationally approved by e.g. the German TÜV and the U.S. EPA.
Continuous emissions monitoring for brick plants
by Opsis AB based in Furulund, SWEDENProcess control and emissions monitoring in a brick plant is a challenge due to the high concentrations of HF. The HF is generated in the process and gas phase HF can reach 50 mg/m3 or more. To use an extractive system in this environment will demand a lot of maintanence.
Emission control & air dedusting for calcination processes
by Advanced Cyclone Systems, S. A. based in Porto, PORTUGALIn calcination processes, solid intermediates and products are regularly handled in fine powder form. (ex: kaolin or metakaulin). There is a need to separate these very fine powders from the exhaust streams of calciners, fluid bed dryers or incinerators, often at critical temperature conditions
Air Quality & Emission Management Issues
by PP `Tehnologia O` based in Vinnytsia, UKRAINE• Development of documents substantiating the volumes of emissions of pollutants into the air from stationary sources for enterprises, organizations and private entrepreneurs; • Inventory of air pollutants emissions from stationary sources; • Preparing, maintenance support of documentation for receiving a Permit for Emissions of Pollutants into the Air from Stationary Sources (PEPASS) *, issued by the Departments of Environment and Natural Resources of the regional state administrations of Ukraine; • Development and registration of dust and gas cleaning equipment passports; • Monitoring of the dust and gas cleaning equipment effectiveness; • Quality control of the implementation of projects of Maximum Permissible Emissions (MPE); • Calculation of fees for environmental pollution (environmental tax) on the basis of amount of emission of pollutants into the air.
Environmental assessments for industrial emissions consulting
by Cambridge Environmental Research Consultants (CERC) based in Cambridge, UNITED KINGDOMEmissions Monitoring of Industrial Combustion Equipment
by E Instruments International, LLC based in Langhorne, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
Continuous emissions monitoring for CO2 capture
by Opsis AB based in Furulund, SWEDENThe process control of a CO2 capture plant needs good and reliable detection of gas phase NH3 and CO2. Measuring NH3 is a challenge due to the corrosive environment and high concentrations of NH3. Several places in the process needs to be monitored and to transport the sample is difficult. A large dynamic range is needed as the NH3 concentration can vary between 15% volume and a few mg/m3.
Continuous emissions monitoring for mercury monitoring
by Opsis AB based in Furulund, SWEDENWaste incinerators, cement plants and power plants need good and reliable measurements of total gaseous mercury. The measurement of total gaseous mercury is a challenge due to chemical reactions and contamination. The installed systems will often require a lot of maintanence still not giving reliable results.
Moisture Monitoring for the Emissions Monitoring Industry
by Moisture Control & Measurement Ltd based in Wetherby, UNITED KINGDOM
Particulate monitoring for continuous emissions
by DynOptic Systems Ltd based in Brackley, UNITED KINGDOMWith the advent of specific process emission limits being defined, continuous particulate monitoring has become a regulatory requirement for many industries. smoke stack #1Particulate monitoring requires the measurement of the mass concentration of particulate matter in stack emissions to atmosphere. There is no known method of continuously measuring particulate concentration by direct measurement and therefore, all continuous particulate measurement methods are inferential. Each method involves the measurement of a parameter related to particulate concentration and then requires a calibration to be determined to convert the measured value into one of particulate mass concentration.
Opacity monitoring for continuous emissions
by DynOptic Systems Ltd based in Brackley, UNITED KINGDOMThe history of air pollution regulation dates back as far as the 13th century when in 1273, Edward I (Longshanks) of England prohibited the burning of sea coal in London. The smoke produced by its combustion was considered detrimental to human health. By the late 19th and early 20th centuries, regulations were being passed that sought to control air pollution predominantly for smoke and odour control. Traditionally, regulators were concerned with the visual impact of the discharge from a stack or chimney. Therefore, emission limits were expressed in terms of colour or opacity. Modern methods for opacity measurement still use the darkness of the stack gases to measure the amount of smoke or dust emitted within the exhaust gases.
Air emissions testing for air regulations and compliance consulting
by Custom Stack Analysis, LLC. based in Alliance, OHIO (USA)There are many businesses that release emissions into the air due to their daily processes. Because there are regulations in place to minimize pollution, these businesses need the help of air testing companies to make sure they are in compliance with the regulations. We perform air emissions testing to let your business know whether it falls within the set guidelines, as well as emissions monitoring services to ensure you remain within the regulations. This will keep the environment around your plant healthy and ensure you don’t accrue fines for violations.
Continuous emissions monitoring for air regulations and compliance
by Teledyne Advanced Pollution Instrumentation (TAPI) based in San Diego, CALIFORNIA (USA)Ambient air and emissions monitoring of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons – airmoC10-C20+
by Chromatotec Group based in Val de Virvée, FRANCEPolycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) are a group of over 100 different chemicals that are known to be formed typically during incomplete combustion of organic matter at high temperature. Their major sources in the atmosphere include industrial processes, vehicle exhausts, waste incinerations, and domestic heating emissions. Due to their carcinogenic/mutagenic effects, 16 PAHs are currently listed as priority air pollutants.
