Air Tox Environmental services

The furthest thing from any facility’s to-do list with a CEM system is to get on the bad side of a regulatory agency. First impressions are an over-looked but critical part of the emissions testing process, and a facility only has one shot at establishing this impression. We understand this, and are here to help your facility through the entire stack testing process to ensure you start and remain in compliance. Not only do we utilize state-of-the-art testing equipment and technology, but our clients also have the advantage of relying on our extensive familiarity with CEM systems and facility operations to assist facilities in process and emission optimization. This guarantees that our clients overcome any obstacles standing in their way of achieving compliance. After all, what good is a failed test?

Today’s world is all about speed and convenience. Why shouldn’t your emissions monitoring process also be subject to this standard? We have capitalized on the great leaps in technology that this digital age has fostered to provide our clients with highly customized, easy-to-use methods of storing, calculating, and viewing data. Gone are the days of general alarms and limited parameters. Our data acquisition and handling systems (DAHS) are programmed to accommodate your specific monitoring requirements and are exceedingly flexible, meaning that parameters can very simply be added or removed.

The primary expertise of Air Tox`s CEMS sales and service group is designing systems for each customer`s needs that exhibit optimal performance in the harsh environment of industrial source sampling. Air Tox is committed to providing equipment that will best suit the needs of the customer and facility conditions, and that will be the most reliable and cost-effective system possible.

We understand that each facility differs in both its industry and regulatory emissions requirements and we offer custom CEM system integrations. These include: New CEM systems with or without shelters. CEM system upgrades and enhancements. CEM system rehabilitation or refurbishment.

Building and maintaining a CEM system relies on the functionality of a multitude of pieces. A CEM system can contain any of the following components: Analyzers (NOx, SO2, O2, CO2, CO, NH3, etc.). Sample probes. Sample lines (heated/unheated). Air cleanup systems. Opacity monitors. Flow monitors. Moisture monitors.

While a CEM System is a highly sophisticated piece of analytical equipment, it can only do its job when it is operating properly. Think about your CEM System like you do your own personal vehicle; it has both mechanical and electronic components that require routine maintenance and repair. While there are certain items you may be able to handle on your own, when your car needs maintenance beyond your capability, you look to professionals to make those repairs. And just as the performance of your vehicle depends on the quality of your mechanic, the performance of your continuous emissions monitoring system depends on the technical expertise of those working on it.

A Quality Assurance/Quality Control document is a mandated requirement of any CEM System. The team of compliance professionals at Air Tox can assist you in composing this document if your site does not have one in place. Also, because annual reviews of existing QA/QC documents are required, we can conduct thorough QA/QC plan reviews and make updates if necessary. We provide professional, accurate documents that your site can rely on to effectively manage your CEM System and remain in compliance.