Annual Guide 2021 I SOURCE TESTING ASSOCIATION


Health & Safety HGA-001- HGA-002- HGE-001- HGE-002- HGE-003- HGE-004- HGE-005- HGE-006- HGE-007- HGE-008- HGE-009- HGO-002- HGO-003- HGO-004- HGO-005- HGO-006- HGO-007- HGO-008- HGO-009-


Technical TGA-001- TGE-001- TGE-002- TGE-003- TGE-004- TGE-005- TGE-006- TGE-007- TGE-008- TGO-001- TGO-002- TGO-003- TGO-004- TGO-005- TGO-006- TGO-007- TGO-007a- TGO-008- TGO-009- TGO-010- TGO-010a- TGO-011- TGO-013-


Chemical exposure risks during stack testing operations


The Application of the Carriage of Dangerous Goods Regulations Relating to Stack Testing operations Transportation and handling of gas cylinders Personal protective equipment Understanding electrical supplies LOLER regulations


LOLER Regulations - Inspection Report


Protection against noise during stack emission monitoring Manual handling


Suitability Mobile Elevating Working Platforms relating to stack emission monitoring Lifting and lowering of equipment Lone working


Working hours on-site relating to emissions monitoring Confi ned space regulations Safety Passport Scheme


Stack-Gas Exposure Information Sheet Lightning strikes


Platform inspection Questionnaire Guidance on risk assessment forms


Monitoring Oxides of Nitrogen Gas analyser principles Gas analyser calibration


Use of pitot tube co-effi cient Example grades of titanium Calculation of DeltaH@


Selection of Gas Cylinder Regulators USA Method 5 K factor calculations Properties of PTFE


Measurement of specifi c organic compounds in source emissions


Batch chemical processes gaseous vent monitoring and the period of maximum emission Formulas used in stack testing


Monitoring of landfi ll gas fl ares and engines


Gas Monitoring of High Temperature Stacks and Ducts export generation using ADOBE PDF


Checking the fl ow profi le in a duct or stack Excel spreadsheet fl ow profi le


Oxygen correction on WID related processes Swirl test


Ice calculation for isokinetic sampling Excel spreadsheet for ice calculation Dioxin emissions from Landfi lls


Chemical resistance table for probe materials 21 3


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