AQE AIR QUALITY & EMISSIONS VI South Coast Science - AQE Stand F7
Hutchison Port Holdings Limited approached South Coast Science to provide monitors for air quality monitoring projects at the three UK Ports of Felixstowe, Harwich International and London Thamesport. Each site was keen to develop a method of self-regulation using a technology that was accurate yet affordable.
Following the UK Government’s Clean Air Strategy, all major ports in England are required to develop plans to reduce emissions as part of their Port Air Quality Strategy.
Sulphur dioxide (SO2
11.3 million tonnes of SO2 Nitrogen dioxide (NO2
) is one of the most harmful chemical pollutants associated with shipping. Between 2007 and 2012 approximately were generated annually by maritime transport, according to a report by the International Maritime Organisation. ) is another pollutant of concern, in the form of emissions from dock-side mechanised handling equipment like
cranes, forklift trucks and vehicles. Particulate matter (PM) is also of concern and is common to both environments
Requirements for reducing emissions include, initially, gaining an understanding of air quality in ports and identifying baseline levels. The longer-term goal is to seek opportunities to mitigate high concentrations of pollutants.
2 Praxis/Urban instruments were deployed at each port to gather air quality data in real-time. Each device is confi gured to measure NO2 , SO2 , PM1 , PM2.5 , PM10 , temperature and humidity. They also operate
using a solar power supply and transmit air quality data using 4G cellular communication (as well as storing data locally as a backup). Devices are quick to install and require no supervision once running. Air quality monitoring data is distributed via the Cloud, in real-time and integrated with each port’s site management facilities.
Accuracy is key. Only with accurate data can each port understand where and when concentrations of pollutants are above targets.
Compact High Performance Gas Sampling Diaphragm Pump
KNF showcases a new powerful pump for a wide range of applications. The N96 is suited for gas sampling analysis and all other processes requiring reliable and precise transfer of gaseous samples. Compact and high performing, it can transfer even aggressive & corrosive media. Its robust design means it can be used with a broad spectrum of media at temperatures up to 70 degrees Celsius. Available with either an EPDM membrane or a PTFE coated membrane, the N96 is chemically resistant and highly tolerant of vapour and condensate, making the N96 perfect for use in instrumental analysis. In this fi eld, the N96 can perform the typical tasks of gentle, precise preparation and transfer of samples for analysis as well as safe aspiration of chemical liquid waste mixtures.
With its highly effi cient brushless DC motor and rotational speed control, this diaphragm pump can dynamically meet the requirements of complex operating profi les. The N96 low heat emission makes it suitable for use in ambient temperatures of up to 50 degrees Celsius. The pump can effortlessly start up against load, has a fl ow rate up to 8.5 l/min and can produce 2.5 barg pressure and vacuum down to 100 mbar abs, whilst running continuously.
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AQE 12TH & 13TH OCTOBER 2022
AIR QUALITY & EMISSIONS TELFORD, UNITED KINGDOM
12TH & 13TH OCTOBER | TELFORD, UK
Using the South Coast Science Praxis, whose accuracy has been independently certifi ed to national and international standards, provides a commercially viable way to quantify what actions will have the biggest impact.
Monitoring at the ports of Felixstowe, Harwich International and London Thamesport started in early 2022, and an update on progress towards reducing emissions will be forthcoming.
David Johnson, Sales Director of Hutchinson Ports commented, “At South Coast Science we’ve spent nearly four years working to improve the performance of the sensors used within our Praxis range of products. We now meet the need for accuracy and reliability in devices used within harsh environments.
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Trolex have been awarded the Gold Award for Best Product Development at the recent UK Business Awards 2022.
Trolex was recognised for the development of the Air XS Silica Monitor, a product set to revolutionise worker safety within the construction industry by delivering real-time detection of dangerous respirable crystalline silica (RCS) particulates in airborne dust mixtures.
Judged by a panel of independent experts from across the industry, Trolex faced stiff competition from entrants including world leading companies in the category for companies designing innovative products. Trolex were also a fi nalist in the Best Innovative Product - B2B category.
Announcing the Gold Award, Chair of Judges Christina Melling said: ‘Trolex have spent nearly a decade perfecting the Air XS Silica Monitor, an incredible device that will save lives around the world by detecting silica so that silica inhalation and silicosis can be prevented.’
Steve Holland, Managing Director of Trolex accepted the award and said: “We are delighted to have received this Gold Award in recognition of our efforts to develop an innovative product that has the potential to save lives. The competition was fi erce, and we are proud to have come fi rst among a strong fi eld of candidates”
“Our Gold Award refl ects the confi dence of the judges in the Air XS Silica Monitor as a product, and the opportunity for the growth and development of our business going forward.”
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Trolex - AQE Stand E11
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