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CEMS Oxygen Analysis MCERTS Certified
The SERVOFLEX MiniMP (5200 Multipurpose) gas analyser from Servomex has been awarded MCERTS certification, making it suitable for source testers that require reference
oxygen (O2) analysis as part of the verification of Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems (CEMS).
The only truly portable battery powered gas analyser with MCERTS certification, the MiniMP is a portable analyser
designed to offer single or dual measurement of O2 and carbon dioxide (CO2). Offering accurate, stable and reliable measurement of O2 using Servomex’s non-depleting paramagnetic sensor technology, MiniMP delivers measurement accuracy ranges of between ±0.1% to
±0.02% O2. The approval of EN15267-3 (MCERTS V3.3, Annex F) makes the MiniMP suitable for use as an SRM (Source Reference Method) according to EN14789 for verifying installed CEMS to the requirements of EN 14181.
Offering the benefits of larger and more expensive equipment in a compact, easy to use package, the MiniMP offers users an extensive range of features including audible alarms, datalogging and RS232 outputs.
CO2 is measured using digital infra red technology, a non- depleting technology that eliminates the requirement for
regular replacement of sensors. A tower form reduces valuable footprint, while the MiniMP can be powered by lithium ion cells for users who need reliability on the move. A high definition LCD display shows the measured component level in a large, easy-to-read display, alongside indications of analyser status, alarms and output range. Additional options include single or dual gas measurements, 4- 20mA outputs and an internal pump.
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The Importance of Personal Development in the Field of Environmental Monitoring and MCERTS
In the current economic climate, expenditure by organisations on training has suffered a downturn. It is viewed by many that training is non-essential, and the focus is on maintaining profit margins.
However, continual improvement of staff understanding and knowledge within the areas they work should increase productivity and motivation. Plant owners also have a responsibility to ensure their staff is kept up-to-date with latest technical guidance and requirements.
With the growing acceptance of the MCERTS schemes in the UK, Europe and further afield, it is now more important than ever that manufacturers, process operators and stack-emission monitoring personnel are kept fully abreast of changes to legislation and policy.
CSA-Sira, the MCERTS Certification provider, offers a range of training courses covering the various regulatory requirements for environmental monitoring, including:
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All courses are delivered by practicing experts and engineers and are conducted at Sira training locations or at your own site.
Sira also delivers the MCERTS Personnel Competence Scheme, the scheme that enables stack-emission monitoring personnel to be certified as competent in their emission-monitoring tasks. More Information
To receive a copy of the Sira 2012 training & competence programme, or to discuss your MCERTS training needs with Sira, please contact us: Tel: +44 (0) 1244 670 900 or Email:
training@siraconsulting.com
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New Distributor Launch Air
Monitoring Instruments
Aspire Measurement (UK) is a brand new company focused on supplying solutions targeted at the air monitoring and measuring market.
The company offers the complete range of premium measuring instruments manufactured by the French company KIMO Instruments, one of Europe’s leading instrumentation manufacturers.
Aspire Measurement was set up early this year by David Billington, who brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the company from his years as Operations Director at Casella Measurement, where he drove initiatives to build on Casella’s reputation and increase its profitability.
Aspire Measurement covers every aspect of air monitoring and measurement of all air parameters within the indoor environment, from pressure, temperature and humidity to air quality, air velocity, air flow and light.
KIMO Instruments’ range of intuitively-designed portable and fixed instrumentation solutions is constantly being enhanced by innovative new products and groundbreaking technology. Its instruments include transmitters and sensors, liquid manometers, recorders and dataloggers, as well as indicators and displays.
David Billington said: “We are delighted to be distributors of such excellent and pioneering products. KIMO has gone from strength to strength since it was set up in 1979 and is run by a team of extremely knowledgeable and enthusiastic managers with a passion for innovation in the air monitoring market”.
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