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Continuous emissions monitoring for air regulations and compliance
by Teledyne Advanced Pollution Instrumentation (TAPI) based in San Diego, CALIFORNIA (USA)
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.
Asphalt Mixing Smoke Filtration
by Zhejiang Grace Envirotech Co., Ltd based in XIAOSHAN, CHINANomex Filter Bags Application: Nomex Filter Bags is mainly used in cement industry, asphalt industry, metallurgical industry,steel mill and tobacco industry for flue gas purification. Performance: Nomex Filter Bags continuous operating temperatures is up to 200°c, instant service temperature is up to 240°c. Nomex Filter Bags fire retardant performance is excellent, Corrosion resistance and alkali resistance is good, Excellent thermal stability, excellent abrasion resistance and flexural resistance. Hydrolysis resistance is poor, when SOx and vapor in flue gas or dew point is frequent, it would greatly reduce its service life.
Odor Control
by Babcock & Wilcox MEGTEC based in De Pere, WISCONSIN (USA)We treat air streams to remove odors allowing industrial processes to be operated in compliance with local regulations and without causing a nuisance to neighbors due to odors and smells. Our technologies have been applied to a range of processes including: Waste treatment (municipal and industrial) Manufacture of flavors Food processing Waste water treatment (Municipal and industrial) Chemical manufacture Rendering
PM2.5/PM10 particulate monitoring
by Opsis AB based in Furulund, SWEDENOPSIS provides real-time, flexible monitoring of particulate matter in the ambient air. Particulate matter monitoring with OPSIS, is a cost-effective solution, is ideally suited for use in modern monitoring stations. It can be remote controlled and includes automatic calibration, features that frees time. The SM200 meets the new regulation for automatic monitoring of PM10 and PM2.5. It also meets the new regulation for particulate matter sampling on filter membranes for further analysis of cadmium, nickel, PAH and other substances.
Mandatory GHG Reporting
by Ecometrica based in London, UNITED KINGDOMOur Impacts can help companies listed on the London Stock exchange to comply with their new Mandatory Carbon Reporting duties, laid out in The Companies Act 2006 (Strategic Report and Directors’ Report) Regulations 2013, which requires around 1,100 of the UK’s largest listed companies to report their greenhouse gas emissions every year.
Data Acquisition and Control
by CEMS Experts - a division of GK Associates, Inc. based in Simi Valley, CALIFORNIA (USA)Many companies worry over the quality of emissions data reported to the EPA. CEMS Experts is a skilled and experienced company with over 20 years of proven and dependable service to provide you with a reliable solution to your Analyzer Management and Data Acquisition Software needs. We supply customized DAS solutions for all federal (EPA), state and local CEMS regulations, plus off-the-shelf products for process monitoring, ambient air testing, or any other application requiring fast, reliable data capture and reporting.
Agitation and mixing solutions for flue gas desulfurization
by National Oilwell Varco based in Dayton, OHIO (USA)FGD (Flue Gas Desulfurization) involves the treatment of flue gas from coal fired power plants. The main goal is to remove sulfur, particulates, and other chemicals such as mercury from the flue gas prior to environmental release. Governmental regulations by the EPA put limits on the amount of impurities which can be released into the air. The use of mixers to clean and scrub the flue gas is utilized to help power companies meet permitted limits on the release of controlled substances.
Gas monitoring instruments and systems for stack testing
by Gasmet Technologies Oy based in Helsinki, FINLANDSeveral EU directives and national laws in European countries set requirements for continuous monitoring of flue gas emissions at power plants. Further requirements are set on the quality assurance of the installed measurement systems at the plants. The relevant standard in this regard is EN 14181:2004, the quality assurance of automated measuring systems. The standard dictates how to determine that the measurement systems installed for continuous emissions monitoring at a plant operate according to the directives and regulations set. Two major parts of this on-going quality assurance cycle are the QAL2 and AST procedures. A test laboratory performs tests on the systems on-site, and determines whether the systems fulfill the set requirements or not.
SO2 Monitoring in Air
by Unisearch Associates Inc. based in Concord, ONTARIO (CANADA)SO2 (sulfur dioxide) is measured in a number of applications. SO2 is used as a food grade preservative and must be regulated in accordance with government-set criteria to be safe for consumers. It is also measured in fuel exhaust to control for environmental pollution and in cement plants for process control.
Gas detection analyzers for pollution control
by Control Instruments Corporation based in Fairfield, NEW JERSEY (USA)Government and environmental groups are forcing industries with medium to high VOC exhausts to reduce emissions by as much as 98%. Incineration using pollution control devices such as oxidizers and flare stacks is one way to bring the exhaust emissions in line with the regulations. Capturing and reusing solvent in a solvent recovery system is another way.
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 pollution control solution for the NOx and CO2
by Macrotek Inc. based in Markham, ONTARIO (CANADA)Specific industrial applications require wet end of pipe treatment for NOx or CO2. Macrotek offers absorbers utilizing various reagents for neutralization of NOx or CO2. NOx scrubbing is particularly suitable in situations where Nitric Acid can be utilized elsewhere in the plant, as it is a scrubbing product. As CO2 regulations become more stringent, methods for reducing emissions are continually being evaluated. Macrotek offers CO2 scrubbing technology which isolates CO2 in a contaminated stream to produce a pure CO2 product, making sequestration a more appealing option.
Air Pollution Control Solution for the HCl, HF, and Halides
by Macrotek Inc. based in Markham, ONTARIO (CANADA)The severity of these contaminants requires the most advanced removal and treatment technologies. Macrotek has extensive experience in designing systems that will meet and exceed customers` requirements and regulations. In addition, the corrosive nature of these gases requires specific consideration for material selection.
Air pollution control solution for the particulate matter
by Macrotek Inc. based in Markham, ONTARIO (CANADA)Regulations around the globe are becoming more and more stringent for particulate emissions. Macrotek offers some of the most efficient wet and dry technologies to meet the latest EPA, EU, and MOE standards. Often, particulate collection is combined with acid gas removal. Our most advanced wet-dry system meets and exceeds the most stringent regulations for both hazardous gases and particulate.
Painting & Coating
by DiversiTech based in Montreal, QUEBEC (CANADA)Paint fumes are Unbreathable. Spray Painting VOCs and Powder Coating dust are both harmful pollutants which are produced during painting operations. The volatile organic compounds (VOCs) emitted from paint can cause respiratory issues and require proper ventilation to remove harmful gasses from the work area. Powder Coating lines and spray painting produce dangerous fumes and dusts which need to be filtered or exhausted outside your facility. Industrial coatings and chemicals can produce toxic VOCs and foul odors which can effect worker`s health and reduce productivity. Some of the most common coatings are polymers which include polyurethane, epoxy and moisture-cure urethane. Many different industries required the use of glues, adhesives, solvents and different chemical agents in their production process, but are unsure of the best way to handle this nuisance. Exhausting fumes outside may be an option when VOCs are extremely dangerous and odorous but companies must also comply with EPA guidelines which regulate which gases can be emitted. In cold climates and in air-conditioned facilities, capturing, filtering and recirculating fumes can provide huge energy savings preventing costly heat loss and energy intensive air makeup systems. Utilizing activated carbon granules can allow operators to filter VOCs and odors from painting and cutting applications. Different quantities and types of carbon modules are required depending upon the contaminant. Contact Diversitech with an MSDS sheet detailing your chemical`s characteristics for an evaluation of your workplace air quality problem.?
