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Air Monitoring for Toxic Exposures
Henry J. McDermott
Hardback • 688 pages Pub date: 2004 ISBN: 9780471454359
Online price: £99.00 (RRP: £110.00)
What Will Changes in Emission Legislation Mean for the Pollution Monitoring Industry?
The international community is currently working to improve the co-ordination between monitoring systems and the legislation they support - for example, the EU aims to improve the alignment between the Large Combustion Plant Directive and the Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control Directive. But CEM, the International Conference on Emissions Monitoring, has grown in strength and popularity since its inaugural meeting in 1997. CEM 2009 will continue this position as
the major international conference and exhibition specifically designed to cover the subject of source emissions monitoring in its entirety.
CEM2009 includes 5 sessions:
1.Emission factors and inventories - looking at the challenges of providing accurate data to meet national and national requirements
2.Certification and accreditation - these systems are shifting from being something desirable to something almost mandatory in many areas
3.PM10/2.5 - fine particles are possibly the greatest challenge to many countries at the moment with many EU member states and individual states in the USA facing the fact that they cannot comply with the tightening air quality standards without a better understanding of the speciation
4.Advanced techniques - as legislation calls for increased accuracy despite decreasing concentrations, advanced techniques offer a solution to this challenge
5.Case studies of standards in practice - just how easy it is to use CEN/ISO standards in the real world?
Fine Particle (2.5 microns) Emissions
James P. McKenna Jr., James H. Turner, John D. McKenna
Hardback • 258 pages Pub date: 2008 ISBN: 9780471709633
Online price: £48.15 (RRP: £53.50)
New Real Time Ambient Air Particulate Analyser
Industrial Air Pollution Monitoring A. G. Clarke (Editor)
Hardback • 324 pages Pub date: 1997 ISBN: 9780412633904
Online price: £137.71 (RRP: £153.00)
Environnement S.A (France) introduces its new CPM module. Coupled with Model MP101M, the CPM provides new exclusive benefits: Real time optical counting of PM10, PM2.5 & PM1 (nb/cm3
) and measurement of the concentration (µg/m3 ); Calibration of the real time
concentration measurement against the reference measurement (Beta gauge): CPM recalibration unnecessary; Exclusive patented optical technology, guaranteeing strictly no interference due to particulate nature; Direct measurement of particulate concentration by granulometric size family PM10, PM2.5, PM1; Characterisation of the nature of the particulates by family: soot, mineral salts etc.
The main MP101M module is certified equivalent to PM10 measurement Reference Method
according to US EPA (n°EQPM-0404-151) & EN 12341 (CNR 087/2004), and complies with ISO 10473:2000 standard. See our products at CEM Stand 9 and 10.
Continuous Emission
Monitoring, 2nd Edition James A. Jahnke
Hardback • 416 pages Pub date: 2000 ISBN: 9780471292272
Online price: £90.00 (RRP: £100.00)
Real-Time Determination of Anions and Cations in Aerosols by Ion Chromatography
Research on air pollution requires rapid and accurate measurements of inorganic species in ambient air. Coupling a Particle-Into-Liquid-Sampler (PILS) to Metrohm’s 850 Professional IC allows for quasi-continuous measurements with an unprecedented temporal resolution of just 5 to 15 minutes.
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The determination of anions and cations in atmospheric aerosols yields essential information concerning atmospheric transport and transformation processes. Until now these determinations have been carried out using filters. However, this method only allows one to determine averages over a time span of 24 hours or even more. Moreover, the results can be compromised by desorption processes and chemical transformations.
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In contrast to sampling devices relying on filters, using a PILS allows semi- continuous sampling of aerosols downstream from a denuder system. Subsequent to the removal of interfering gas-phase species, the remaining aerosol particles are dissolved into water phase by means of super- saturated steam. Eventually, the liquid sample is transported to the IC for analysis. The key benefit of this method is a high temporal resolution of measurements of just 5 to 15 minutes. Changes in the ionic composition of ambient air can thus be recorded almost immediately allowing a much more precise correlation with meteorological and other data. See Metrohm at CEM Stand 31.
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The conference programme is only one part of the CEM2009 experience. The posters and extensive exhibition offer delegates the chance to chat and interact with those who may be able to answer the very questions that would solve the challenges they face. The social agenda is designed to maximise the time delegates have free to ask awkward questions, handle equipment and to relax into the extended network of the now well established CEM-community. And where better to do that than on the beautiful shores of Lake Maggiore. For more information please visit
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