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“Smogmobile” on Display at UK’s Leading Air Quality Show
What’s on Enviro Technology’s stand this year at AQE 2017? The latest technology for direct NO2
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measurement with the T500U CAPS, the popular EDM180 Environmental Dust Monitor for
simultaneous measurement of PM10 and PM2.5 and ET’s new Compact Ozone analyser, the compact Model 430: ideal for portable studies and fi eld work.
ET will also be displaying their very own ‘Smogmobile’, a zero emission Mobile Air Quality Monitoring Laboratory capable of monitoring NOx, NO2
, O3 , CO2 , CH4 and PM, whilst on the move or stationary. The Smogmobile has been busy this year measuring NO2 and PM concentrations on some of our busiest roads, yielding interesting
results. By marrying pollutant data and GPS coordinates, ET have been able to analyse spatial distribution of air pollution in cities. Head to Stand 72 to fi nd out more.
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Protea has been involved in the use and manufacture of FTIR analysers for 20 years. They are now pleased to offer a range of stack emissions testing solutions including their latest FTIR analyser.
atmosFIRt is Protea’s latest high-specifi cation multigas analyser packaged in a robust, fi eld-ready case. It is ideal for use in portable stack emissions testing from applications such as incineration, power-generation and multiple VOC analysis from a range of industrial processes. The atmosFIR product line follows on from the well-proven ProtIR 204M transportable FTIR which is MCERTS approved for mobile stack emissions testing and as a back-up CEM.
Expert Advice on a Range of Air Quality Issues
ESG will be exhibiting at this year’s Air Quality and Emissions (AQE) Show on Stand 85.
Technical experts will be on-stand to provide advice regarding air quality and stack emissions monitoring and sample analysis, as well as CEMS calibration, dispersion modelling and impact assessments.
ESG has a long history of monitoring and testing air quality and emissions, providing a wide range of analytical services, from some of the UK’s leading air quality experts.
ESG’s UKAS accredited analysis services include particulates, metals, anions, VOCs, dioxins, furans and PCBs, while the company’s stack emissions monitoring and testing is MCERTS accredited and boasts over 50 certifi ed personnel.
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Protea are also proud to announce the supply of the Dadolab range of Isokinetic Sampling Equipment to the UK for 2016. For the stack emissions sampling of dust, metals and dioxins, Protea can specify the required set of parts for your measurement needs. Both in- stack cold probe equipment and out-of-stack sampling equipment are offered, with comprehensive support and training given.
values, as well as HCl and NH3 emissions monitoring.
Other products such as the Solus range of extractive TDLAS gas analysers can offer further solutions for the emissions monitoring specialist. Solus can be offered as a portable multipoint solution for ambient air testing of NH3, HCl, CH4. The hot, wet Solus version can also be used to give real-time measurement of in-stack H2 O2
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The highest levels of performance and accuracy in emissions monitoring.
• FTIR experts, UK manufacturer • Fixed CEM systems • Portable FTIR analysers
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• Training provided in emissions testing and FTIR spectroscopy
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