Particulate Monitoring System Applications

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Monitoring solutions for the dust monitors areas

For large combustion plants and power plants we offer the DCEM 2100 particulate monitor. This monitor is certified to EN 15267 part 3 QAL 1 for all industrial processes including waste incineration. It offers outputs in Transmission, Opacity and mg/m³ (when calibrated against a Standard Reference Method). The DCEM 2100 offers real-time zero and span calibration and an efficient air purge system to prevent optical contamination.

By Codel International Ltd based in Bakewell, UNITED KINGDOM.

Roadside monitoring

Traffic, especially in urban locations, is one of the greatest contributors to air pollution. Traffic produces a variety of different pollutants that include particulates, NO2, NO, CO, hydrocarbons and in some cases SO2. The monitoring of roadside pollution can be challenging as often it is difficult to find suitable locations for large air quality monitoring systems and many sites that are available can be too far away to be representative of roadside air pollution.

By Ecotech Pty Ltd based in Knoxfield, AUSTRALIA.

Turbidity Monitoring

The monitoring of Turbidity is key requirement of the water industry in both water supply and water recovery systems. Within the water supply process, monitoring of turbidity allows operators to assess the efficiency of filters for particulate removal through the process. Similarly, with water recovery (Waste Water Treatment Works), the measurement of turbidity is a key parameter to track the removal of particulate through the process. CTG can provide turbidity measurements with the UniLux sensor, or provides turbidity as one of the parameters available within the 3 channel TriLux. For applications requiring turbidity measurements compliant to ISO07027:1999, CTG can offer the TurbiLux Nephelometer.

By Chelsea Technologies Group based in West Molesey, UNITED KINGDOM.

Gas monitoring instruments and systems for engine emissions measurements

The exhaust gas from combustion engines is a complex mixture of gases and particulate matter. The composition of the gas may change rapidly. Multicomponent analysis of exhaust gases can be performed with a Gasmet™ FTIR Gas Analyzer with a response time (T90) of one second. The winning combination is the result using of a small volume gas sample cell, a powerful sample pump and a fast detector with liquid nitrogen cooling. The analyzer, sampling system and computer can be assembled on a cart for use in a dynamometer laboratory, or the portable version can be used for roadside tests.

By Gasmet Technologies Oy based in Helsinki, FINLAND.

Gas analysis & monitoring systems for dust

Particulate matter, suspended particulate matter, atmospheric dust, particulate matter, total suspended particulate (TSP), are terms that commonly identify the group of substances suspended in the air (fibers, carbon particles, metals, silica, polluting liquid or solid). Particulate matter is the pollutant that is now considered the greatest impact in urban areas, and is composed of all those solid and liquid particles dispersed in the atmosphere, with a diameter ranging from a few nanometers to 500 microns and above (ie billionths of a meter to half a millimeter).

By ETG Risorse e Tecnologia S.r.l. based in Montiglio, ITALY.

Weather Monitoring Systems for emergency response & homeland security

Accurate and rugged weather systems that can be installed quickly and easily are vital for First Responders at HAZMAT spill and Homeland Security response locations. You can depend on Climatronics portable Cameo/Aloha HAZMAT Weather Systems and PARTAC Particulate Profilers to reliably support your command, control and cleanup activities.

By Climatronics Corporation based in Bohemia, NEW YORK (USA).

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Emissions Monitoring for Cement Plants

Opsis provides state-of-the-art monitoring equipment, fully meeting the high standards of monitoring performance and reliability that the cement industry requires. The Opsis in situ systems are designed to withstand environments with high particulate levels and high temperatures.

By Opsis AB based in Furulund, SWEDEN.

Traffic Emissions Monitoring

Traffic, especially in urban locations, is one of the greatest contributors to air pollution. Traffic produces a variety of different pollutants that include particulates, NO2, NO, CO, hydrocarbons and in some cases SO2. The monitoring of roadside pollution can be challenging as often it is difficult to find suitable locations for large air quality monitoring systems and many sites that are available can be too far away to be representative of roadside air pollution. Roadside pollution concentrations can change quickly as types and volume of traffic changes and so instrumentation used must be able to cope with these rapidly changing conditions. Ecotech has established a wide variety of roadside monitoring stations incorporated both into large walk-in style shelters to compact monitoring shelters. Our solutions can be tailored to your needs. Ecotech`s compact solution uses a compact monitoring shelter fitted out with a variety of analyzers and particulate monitors. These analyzers offer fast response, minimal maintenance and are widely used for roadside monitoring.

By Ecotech Pty Ltd based in Knoxfield, AUSTRALIA.

Sediment and Nutrient Loads

SedEvent is an event-driven, automatic grab sampling system that provides a simple and practical method of accurately determining suspended sediment and nutrient loads. While suspended sediment concentration (SSC) cannot be directly measured accurately or reliably, turbidity has been shown to be an excellent surrogate for SSC. Turbidity is caused by suspended particulate matter such as clay, silt, algae, organic and inorganic chemicals and acids like fertilizers, and microscopic organisms like harmful bacteria. These contents give water its cloudy or turbid appearance, and turbidity in natural waters is recognized as an important indicator of natural health. Measuring suspended sediment concentrations used to be labor-intensive, costly, inaccurate and impractical. SedEvent not only makes it possible and practical, it makes it simple.

By FTS based in Victoria, BRITISH COLUMBIA (CANADA).

Independent particle characterization services for environmental industries

Particle size, particle concentration and other physical characterization analyses are critical to many environmental applications. Regulatory agencies in the environmental sphere demand strict compliance to standards and discharge regulations. Physical testing of samples for parameters such as particle size and concentration can give insight to the process control engineer on how effective and compliant a discharge handling system is operating. Particulate loading from both air emissions and waste water discharge are monitored in many industry sectors and PTL testing provides valuable supporting data in this monitoring process.

By Particle Technology Labs based in Downers Grove, ILLINOIS (USA).

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