Gas Analyzers
Depending on the application, gas analyzers are supplied for monitoring SO2, NOX, CO, CO2, O2, NH3, HCl, HF, TOC, H2O and Hg. In common energy applications, water is usually separated from
the monitored flue gas sample, so that the analyzed gas is cold
and dry.
The commonly used analyzer is MGA 12.
• multi-component analyzer for monitoring SO2, NOX, CO, CO2 and
other components
• QAL1 certification according to EN 15267-3
• compensation for the effect of changes in temperature, pressure and interference
• minimum maintenance requirements
When monitoring emissions from the incineration of waste,
biomass and industrial processes, it is also necessary to monitor
easily soluble water pollutants.
In this case, the whole analytical assembly must be heated above
the dew point temperature of the flue gas components.
The optimal device for most such applications is the MCA 10.
• efficient multicomponent analytical system
• heated measuring cell for analysis on the “wet” principle
• QAL1 and MCERTS certificates according to EN 15267-3
• approval for installations in accordance with the International
Emissions Directive IED
• monitoring of up to 11 components + oxygen
Dust Monitors
Particle monitors are based on the optical or tribo principle and are designed to monitor dust behind filtration systems.
Flow monitors
Isokinetic sampling kits
Diluting gas dividers
Device working on the principle of a capillary gas separator. Use mainly for diluting calibration gases for measurement groups and metrological verification of emission analyzers. Calibrators can have 3 inputs with the possibility of two independent simultaneous dilutions – measured gas and interfering gases
• mixing of zero and calibration gas
• exact dilution ratio from 1:3000
• control using a touchscreen
• database of chemical formulas for viscosity compensation
• robust design
Data systems
ECM CEMS - main functions
- Periodic data collection from data loggers or directly
from analytical instruments - Presentation of instantaneous values of pollutants and
auxiliary parameters (SO2, CO, NOX, CO2, HCl, HF,
NH3, TOC, dust, flow, O2, temperature, pressure,
humidity and others).
ECM CEMS – Optional Functions
- Extension of the measurement system
- Solutions for multi-fuel systems
- Connection to other devices – Modbus TCP / IP, Modbus RTU, AD converters, binary / analog inputs and outputs
- Export data to corporate IS or databases
- Data transfer to DCS and other device control systems
- Adding new local or web clients to the Intranet
Monitoring
- Monitoring and setting parameters in the central computer
- Presentation of data in tabular and graphical form
- Included web server – the possibility of visualizing monitoring within the corporate Intranet
- Support for a multilingual environment
- System of access rights and passwords
Processing
- Processing of minute averages of all measured
quantities - Processing of half-hour (and / or 10 min) averages
- Daily average values
- Archiving of measurements in standard data-systems
(MS SQL, DBase, Access) - Data retrieval when restoring lost communication with
the data logger – protection against loss of emission
measurement
Evaluation
- Balance calculation in kg / day (month, year)
- Evidence of emission limits
- Pollution prediction (usually for the current short-term
average) - Warning if limit values are exceeded
- Statistics of excess emissions, measurement failures,
outages - Protocols generated in accordance with EU legislation
- Recording of important events and alarms
- Support for evaluation according to QAL 3
DLX3 datalogger
The compact design of the DLX3 combines a firmware package with variable input / output for optimal performance of monitoring systems. DLX3 offers a wide range of communication with higher systems and portable devices of system operators and personal service. The DLX3 data logger is primarily designed for AMS in accordance to EN 14181 and EN 17255 standard.
Service
- Possibility of remote access control
- Remote access allows flexible maintenance of host computers and data loggers