landfill methane monitoring Articles
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Application of CH4 gas sensor
introduction Methane gas is an odorless, colorless, highly flammable gas commonly found in natural gas, biogas, and landfill gas. It is also a potent greenhouse gas that contributes to climate change. Therefore, monitoring and detecting methane gas leaks is critical to prevent potential hazards and environmental damage. The CH4 gas sensor detects and measures the concentration of methane gas in ...
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TDLAS Gas Detection Instrumentation
PKL Technologies Inc. manufactures tunable diode laser (TDLAS) based gas detectors and monitors. Spectra-1 open path gas sensors are used in a variety of environmental and safety remote sensing applications. Spectra-1 gas sensors have been designed in a compact, easy to use, robust and portable format. Spectra-1 has been developed using proprietary hardware and software, to produce a low cost ...
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Laser Gas Detector LGD F200
Laser gas detection with innovative, easy-to-integrate OEM modules Diode Laser based gas detection gains increased interest in the industry as it offers significant benefits in terms of selectivity, stability and low maintenance. Axetris provides innovative gas detector modules as basis for extractive process control systems and for continuous emission monitoring systems (CEMS). The technology ...
By Axetris AG
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SEC’s Proposal has Implications for Climate-related Disclosures for ESG: Real Time Data?
On March 21, 2022, the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) released proposed rules on climate disclosures for publicly traded companies entitled “The Enhancement and Standardization of Climate-Related Disclosures for Investors.” This sets the stage to require more companies to collect and validate their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions data. The SEC has cautioned ...
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Measurements of Methane Emissions and Surface Methane Oxidation at Landfills: WR1125
Methane emissions from landfill were estimated to account for around 3% of the UK‟s total greenhouse gas emissions in 2009. The reported figure for methane emissions from landfill in the UK represents 41.5% of all UK methane emissions. The IPCC guidelines indicate that measurement of methane emissions is necessary to validate models and to provide confidence in country specific model ...
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