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a1-cbiss – AQE Stand E1 and F1 Recently, there has been an increasing interest for the quantifi cation of biogenic CO2
report Pollution Inventory (PI) emissions to include biogenic CO2 sources. The increase of greenhouse gas emissions is impacted by fuels combusted in Energy from Waste sites and power generation plants. CO2
non-biogenic carbon is among the leading factors which have been shown to contribute to global warming. a1-cbiss supplies the AMESA-B Biogenic CO2
fraction of CO2 emissions. The continuous, automated sampler extracts CO2
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Air Products – AQE Stand H4
Calibration is essential for air quality and emissions monitoring, and Air Products offers a wide range of calibration gas mixtures specifi cally for this purpose. The products include a single cylinder containing calibration mixtures with up to four different gas components, certifi ed within the company’s ISO 17025 accreditation scope. Many of the gases are also available in lightweight non- refi llable canisters making them easy to transport or carry.
Air Products is a world leading industrial company supplying a unique portfolio of atmospheric gases, process and specialty gases, equipment and services. The Air Products supply network and world class logistical capabilities enable the company to respond rapidly to the demands of our customers wherever they are.
At the AQE show Air Products will have expert applications advice on hand to assist in creating the most effi cient calibration mix to easily achieve your calibration goals.
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Acoem UK – AQE Stand B3 and C3
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Alphasense – AQE Stand I16
A third-party evaluation of Alphasense’s low-cost particulate matter (PM) air quality sensors has demonstrated good correlation with reference instruments at a fraction of their cost. Weighing less than 30g and with 72mm as its longest dimension, the OPC-R2 (optical particle counter) offers impressive performance for such a small sensor. A laser is utilised to detect particles from 0.30 to12.4 μm in diameter with 16 software ‘bins’. Count measurements are converted into mass concentrations of PM1.0, PM2.5and PM10using embedded algorithms. The sensor also measures temperature and relative humidity. All Alphasense sensors are factory calibrated prior to dispatch. For more information and to view the sensors in person, visit stand I16 at the AQE/WWEM exhibition. Alphasense will be exhibiting the OPC-R2 and OPC-N3 air quality sensors alongside the company’s full range of gas sensors.
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58550pr@reply-direct.com Air Liquide – AQE
Air Liquide constantly strives to improve its offer to their customers and has created readily available, off the shelf, stock gas mixtures and pures for emissions monitoring. Please come and meet the experts on Stand C4 who can explain the latest cylinder packages and novel solutions to help support your testing /monitoring. We look forward to seeing you on 12 & 13th October at AQE 2022.
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Sampler which uses a technology widely recognised as the most reliable means of determining the biogenic and fossil samples from exhaust gas in the fl ue via a heated sampling probe and collects in an
in emissions. The Environment Agency (EA) now requests EfW plant operators to
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AP Technologies – AQE Stand H2
Acoem UK is excited to be returning to the AQE show. So much has changed since the pre-COVID days of the last face to face AQE. We have changed our name and logo since the last show (previously Air Monitors Ltd) but we are still the same company, committed to providing our customers with the best portfolio of products and services in the air quality market today. We have released many new and exciting products over the last year. The list is long but some of the more popular ones include Palas’ AQ Guard, AethLabs’ portable and Magee’s fi xed/long term monitoring for Black Carbon Monitors, Kunak- low cost sensors, Coriolis Micro, and Acoem’s own air quality analysers -Aurora Nephelometer, Spectronus and Serinus.
AQE visitors are invited to drop by the Acoem stand for a chat, or to drop a business card at the stand for a chance to win some LEGO, which will be drawn on the fi nal afternoon.
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AP Technologies is a UK distributor specialising in optoelectronic components used in a wide variety of air and water quality applications. their light emitting diodes, silicon photodiodes and silicon photomultipliers span the spectrum from deep UV through visible to near-infrared and are found in many sterilisation, anti-fouling and sensing systems.
Lead-Salt (PbS & PbSe) MIR (1-5.5µm) detectors are used in gas-sensing. The spectrometers operate from 180nm to 2500nm with a wide selection of Czerny-Turner and compact folded C-T designs including TE-cooled and high-speed designs.
UltraMicro (330-850nm) and RedSparrow (900-1700nm, pictured) are ultra-compact models which replace conventional optics with a proprietary MEMS-based freeform grating-collimator to dramatically reduce size and weight. All these spectrometers are supplied with Windows spectral measurement software and SDK as well as Linux example code. Please visit APT stand to discuss your applications and learn how APT can help your next project.
12TH & 13TH OCTOBER | TELFORD, UK
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