CEM 34 EMISSIONS MONITORING State-of-the art TOC analyser and FTIR spectrometer on show at CEM ‘23
AVL Analytical Technologies GmbH is a leader in the development and production of gas analysers as well as measuring and automation systems for gas emission applications. Based on their know-how and core competences, AVL Analytical Technologies GmbH now also off ers gas analysers and calibration devices for the process and environmental industry.
Exhibiting at the CEM in Barcelona on stand N°20, AVL Analytical Technologies will be demonstrating their portable analyser for TOC (total organic carbon) measurements, their multi-component FTIR spectrometer as well as their gas divider for analyser verifi cations.
The portable PA-FID C50 analyser features a robust housing and shock protection for most demanding outdoor operations. Thanks to the very compact design with a weight of less than 20 kg the AVL PA-FID C50 is easy to transport. It requires just H2
to its very low gas consumption, the device can be operated for more than 80 hours with only one 1-liter H2
The portable analyser is used for stack gas measurements to verify permanently installed analysers of Continuous Emission Monitoring Systems (CEMS) and for QAL 1 certifi cation measurements.
The AVL PA-FTIR simultaneously measures CO2
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The AVL PA-FTIR is used for multi-component measurements of stack gases in the process industry as well as for measurements on internal combustion engines.
The AVL Gas Divider Unit (GDU) iCAL GDU SL is a precision tool that provides accurate calibrations for any type of gas. It is designed for long-term stability, superb accuracy, and easy operation. The AVL iCAL GDU SL is available with 15, 63, 255 or 1023 dilution steps plus zero step. The AVL Gas Divider allows for fully automated linearization of gas analysers. More information online:
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Highly advanced dust sensors to be showcased at CEM 2023 in Barcelona
B3 System’s dust sensors will be on show at the upcoming CEM 2023 Exhibition taking palce in Barcelona. They are among the most advanced on the market, providing state-of-the-art bag leak detection and dust monitoring, along with fi lter performance monitoring, advanced particulate measurement, and QA/QC checks. B3’s Dynamic Induction™ (DI) sensing technology continuously assesses the alternating current (AC) generated by dust particles in an air stream, avoiding the challenges resulting from standard direct current (DC) measurement. This technology provides advanced signal processing and fi ltering, eliminating outside noise and monitoring only the relevant signal portion generated by the dust.
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Four independent sensor ranges deliver both maximum resolution and accuracy in every B3 sensor, yielding the broadest dynamic operating range of any dust sensor on the market. B3 sensors are the only ones that continually verify each input channel’s status. In addition to utilising standard industrial communication protocols, each sensor can calculate up to three rolling averages of dust readings as well as relevant alarm status for each channel. B3 sensors are designed and equipped to integrate both simply directly into any existing facility PLC/DCS, providing accurate digital readings, with patented rod isolation checks and automated electronic drift checks as standard advanced QA/QC features.
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Ambient and stack emission air monitoring specialists to demonstrate the latest sampling technology in Barcelona
ECO Instruments, part of PENTA Group from Turkey, manufactures and develops state-of-the-art and easy-to-use sampling technology for ambient and stack air portable sampling technology.
ECO Instruments’ EN and USEPA-complaint ISO isokinetic sampling pump will be the main attraction on their stand at the upcoming CEM Conference and Exhibition in Barcelona. Featuring the latest in HMI technology, Safe, fast and precise isokinetic sampling has never been so easy! The ECO ISO also features several useful assets such as nozzle and port/point guidance, leak and stagnation testing capabilities among many others. With an ISO isokinetic sampling pump, you can heat up your HTD heated probe with only 2 clicks over the ISO.
The sampling specialists at ECO also provide many other cutting-edge sampling technologies, including the ECO SPM, sequential PM sampling devices with 16 pcs 47mm fi lters, the ECO PM constant fl ow sampling pump, the ECO DDS, low fl ow sampling pump for volatile organics and chemical pollutants, the ECO HTD heated and NHTD unheated probes (titanium and stainless steel), chillers, water cooling units, heaters and probe heating units for any kind of heated probes.
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The specialist team from ECO Instruments will provide demo units of the ISO isokinetic sampling pumps, sequential particulate matter sampling device, low fl ow sampling for volatile organics, and their heated and unheated probes at CEM2023.
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Apex Instruments is excited to announce its attendance at the CEM International Conference and Exhibition in Barcelona.
An industry thought leader in emissions monitoring, Apex Instruments designs, manufactures and distributes emission measurement sampling equipment, with products selling in over 70 countries.
Apex will showcase a variety of products for conference attendees.
The XC-30B MercSampler Console is designed for monitoring vapour-phase mercury and simplifi es sampling requirements. The XC-30B Mercury System performs relative accuracy test audits using continuous mercury monitoring systems complying with US EPA Method 30B.
Apex’s thermoelectric gas cooler, the TEC-4000Hg and TEC-4000HgP (Portable), is used in conjunction with the XC- 30B Mercury Console and removes moisture by cooling the sample gas to a constant dew point.
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In addition to mercury sampling, visitors can check out Apex’s isokinetic sampling equipment! The XD-502 Digital Isokinetic Source Sampling Console is used for the determination of particulate matter emissions from stationary sources utilising US EPA Method 5. The XD-502 is used to monitor gas velocity, temperatures, pressures, sample fl ow rates, and volumes to maintain isokinetic sampling conditions.
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An exhibit at the Apex of emission monitoring!
, CO, CH4 , NO, NO2 , NOx , NH3 , N2 O, HCHO and many more gases. The system does not require any supply gases,
which makes it ideal for mobile measurements. The simplicity of the system makes it easy to transport and install. This device provides accurate and highly dynamic measurements of multiple exhaust gas components within a wide range of ambient conditions. It comes with a long-term gas calibration of the FTIR spectrometer with verifi ed accuracy. The PA-FTIR has a small footprint and is very lightweight (18 kg) and does not require operating gases or liquid nitrogen during operation.
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The comfortable user interface off ers local operation via touch display or from any device via web interface. It is equipped with day/night mode switching for better visibility and a one click-recording function among other features. In addition, the analyser comes with a Modbus interface for external device automation.
20TH - 22ND SEPTEMBER | BARCELONA, SPAIN
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