Conference Programme Day 3 - Friday 22nd September 2023 09:00
CEM 2023 Registration Room1 Mercury (Chair: TBC) 09:30 09:45 10:00
Metrology for traceable protocols for elemental and oxidized mercury concentrations Dr Iris de Krom, VSL
Quality assurance of CEMS for mercury emission limits at lower BAT-AEL’s Mr Henk Jan Olthuis, DNV
Emission, dispersion, and speciation of airborne mercury species in the vicinity of the cement plant Dr Igor Zivkovic, Jozef Stefan Institute
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10:30 10:45
Room1 Mercury (Chair: TBC) 11:15 11:30 11:45
12:00 12:15
Primary laser absorption spectroscopy method with a dynamic range of six decades for measuring amount of gaseous elemental mercury Mr Qingnan Liu, National Institute of Standards and Technology
Experiences from complying to new mercury and dioxin measurement requirements in WtE Mr Jesse Tikka, Gasmet Technologies UK
Question and Answer - Discussion session Conference Close
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Envira develops monitoring solutions for the control of pollutant parameters in air and water with a high level of expertise in industrial and urban environments. They provide services to both the private and public sectors.
With more than 35 years of experience in providing environmental services, Envira designs, develops and implements automatic measurement systems from the deployment of instrumentation, calibration, engineering and maintenance to the operation software and data validation to comply with environmental legislation in a comprehensive manner.
Envira’s technology and equipment guarantee accurate measurements, data availability and analysis of multiple parameters for emission and immission of pollutants. In addition, they are also a manufacturer of indoor air quality equipment.
Visitors to Envira’s CEMS booth will have the opportunity to discover how they can solve a CEMS project from start to fi nish. ENVIRA’s tailor- made CEMS solutions are designed according to the specifi c criteria of its customers.
Envira provides all the possible components needed, including extractive and in-situ gas analysers, particle meters, data acquisition systems, full integration with SCADA and DCS, fl ow measurement devices etc. They ensure that maintenance is as painless as possible, with operations carried out on a scheduled and predictive basis to minimise loss of data. Envira also provide comprehensive training programs for their clientele covering aspects such as calibration and maintenance, operation of analytical equipment, trouble- shooting, compliance to local and international environmental legislation and sampling.
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Continuous Mercury Emission Monitoring in low concentration ranges (< 5 µg / Nm3)
Mr Juergen Reinmann, ENVEA Room2
Measuring species at low concentrations including size fractionated particulate matter and HCl, HF, SO3, CH4, N2O, CHOH, TOC) (Chair: TBC)
Fenceline Monitoring Programs what is new? Mr Gilad Shpitzer, Atmosfi r Optics Ltd
The dual use of the TDL technology in process and emission monitoring Mr Jerome Lefrancois, ENVEA
Online monitoring of Odour Unit emissions and odour sources identifi cation by using a new generation of gas and odours analysers (IOMS – Instrumental Odor Measurement System) for industrial sites / An illustration with an Incinerator site Improves Odour Mitigation with Smart Sensors and Environmental Intelligence Dr Jean-Christophe Mifsud, Ellona
Assessment of SO3 in industrial of -gas Dr Thor Anders Aarhaug, SINTEF
Question and Answer - Discussion session Cof ee Break & Exhibition
Room2
Clean Energy Monitoring Challenges and Solutions including Biogenic Carbon Measurement, CCUS, Hydrogen, ammonia combustion, biomass combustion (Chair: TBC)
OFCEAS spectroscopy for measuring Hydrogen and low concentrations of gases in emissions, to reach Net Zero goal Mr Etienne Smith, AP2E
Advanced Continuous Emissions Detection with Situational Awareness Mr Stephen Beynon, Teledyne FLIR
Determination of renewable energy portion and biogenic carbon directly from stack exhaust gas Dr Gerhard Kahr, Genius5 Instruments GmbH
Question and Answer - Discussion session
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