Expert Advice on Emmissions Issues
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Servomex experts will be on hand to answer your questions at Stand 11 at AQE 2017. Power Market Segment Manager Barbara Marshik will provide her expert advice on the use of combustion and post-combustion control as a powerful emission reduction strategy, with a focus on the role of the new SERVOTOUGH Laser 3 Plus range. She will be highlighting how TDL analyzers can monitor O2 and CO to provide fuel savings, as well as explaining how they are able to reduce emissions of CO and NOx, in turn reducing operational costs.
Product Manager Matt Halsey will also be present to talk about the SERVOTOUGH FluegasExact 2700 and give advice on its use to monitor oxygen in combustion processes.
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The Future of Calibration Gas Solutions
Visit Spantech Products at AQE 2017 for calibration gas solutions. Eliminate the need for cylinders of reactive gases with on-demand generation, to NIST standards, at a fraction of the cost of bottled gas, no shelf life and no transport issues, take it with you wherever you go, up to 8 gases in a single case. Portable and simple to use, the future of reactive, toxic gas calibration, from ppb to high ppm levels.
Visitors to Stand 9 can also see Spantech’s range of low cost calibration cylinders, and high-spec Portagas cylinders and regulators, purifi ers and sensors.
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Latest
FTIR Gas Analyser CEM Available for Integration
Protea is pleased to announce their newest FTIR platform, atmosFIR, available as both stand-alone 19” rack instrument for integration, or as the complete atmosFIR CEM cabinet solution ready for installation.
Stock Gas Mixtures and Pures for Emissions and Ambient Air Monitoring
Meet the team at the Air Liquide stand at AQE 2017 and enter their competition for a fabulous prize.
Air Liquide UK Limited, part of the world leading Air Liquide Group, provides your single source of expertise for the full range of industrial & laboratory gases and related technologies. Air Liquide constantly strives to improve their offer to their customers, including readily available, off the shelf, stock gas mixtures and pures for emissions and ambient air monitoring.
Air Liquide’s offer includes: Specialty Gases – mixtures & pures, ISO 17025 accredited gases, industrial gases, bulk gases, dry ice, and engineering support services. Visit Air Liquide at Stand 59.
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As a systems integrator knowing your local market, the core atmosFIR analyser module will give you a fl exible, cost-effective platform for multi-gas analysis in such applications as incineration and power generation for common gases such as CO, NOx, SO2
, HCl, NH3 and more.
With the power of Protea’s technology, there is no limit to the number of gases that atmosFIR can measure across other applications such as VOC monitoring, HFC analysis and more.
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For a complete monitoring solution, the atmosFIR CEM cabinet system includes both the multigas analyser but also full heated sampling system control via the analyser software. atmosFIR CEM has been designed to meet the performance requirements of BS EN 15267-3 and is currently undergoing certifi cation testing against this standard.
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• FTIR experts, UK manufacturer • Fixed CEM systems • Portable FTIR analysers
• Full Design Support for Integration Partners
• Training provided in emissions testing and FTIR spectroscopy
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The highest levels of performance and accuracy in emissions monitoring.
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