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CEM meets standards for emissions monitoring

23 February 2011

US-based FilterSense has launched a particulate continuous emissions monitor (CEM).

The FilterSense monitor meets environmental regulations such as US-EPA MACT, and other standards such as ASTM D22, for monitoring particulate emissions from fabric filter baghouses, cartridge type dust collectors, cyclones and some ESPs (electrostatic precipitators).
The CEM can monitor particulate levels down to at least 0.1mg/m3. It features non-optical charge induction-sensing and protected-probe technologies which are suitable for environments including cement, power, steel, carbon black, asphalt plants, incinerator’s, lead smelters, chemical and pharmaceutical dryers. The system features digital signal processing (DSP) technology for advanced signal analysis and automatic self checks to meet required EPA instruments standards. According to the company, the CEM offers lower level monitoring and higher accuracy than opacity meters with less maintenance and a simpler installation.

 

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