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New Challenges for Gas Analyzer Designers
Pollutants are produced by industrial emissions, automobile exhaust, and household waste. As well as chemical gases such as NOx, fluorocarbons are also present. With CO2 and methane, they cause acid rain, sick house syndrome, depletion of the ozone layer, and, of course, climate change.
Continuous Emissions Remote Monitoring
Verifying measurements for compliance with regulatory agencies has been time-consuming for many manufacturers and producers. Emerson’s Kevin Douglas presented on using remote monitoring software to verify the measurements required to comply with emissions monitoring regulations.
How High-Temperature Tolerant Flue Gas Analyzers Simplify Continuous Emissions Monitoring
It is difficult to find a process industry application that doesn’t burn some kind of fuel to generate heat. And where there’s combustion, environmental regulators won’t be far behind because industrial-scale fired heaters, boilers, and other processes invariably...
Achieve Speed and Accuracy in Food & Beverage Packaging Leak Detection
Ensuring the seal integrity of food & beverage packaged goods is critical to product quality control and mitigation of product recalls and returns. Quality problems can subject companies to additional costs and regulations, as well as damage to their reputation....
Quantum Cascade Lasers for CEMS
Emerson’s Dave McMillen presents New Developments in CEMS Analysis using Quantum Cascade Laser Spectroscopy at the 4C HSE conference in Austin, Texas.
Innovative Toxic Gas Monitoring
This week I'm at the 4C Health, Safety & Environmental (HSE) conference here in Austin, Texas recapping the Emerson experts presenting here. Emerson's Brian Ledeboer presented, A New Way to Measure Toxic Gases with Wireless and IIoT in Fenceline Monitoring. Here...
Regulatory Requirements for Medical Devices Webinar
There is a new requirement for medical device companies selling into the European market, called the Medical Device Regulation, or MDR. This new regulation places a focus on the supply chain, meaning suppliers in the industry must have a good understanding of the new...
Quality Assurance of Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems
Industrial plants are required to comply with air quality environmental regulations, which can take many forms depending on the application and pollutants involved. Regulatory bodies, such as the Directive 2010/75/EU of the European Parliament and the Council on...
Single-use pH Sensors in Biopharmaceutical Applications
In Ben Arriola’s article, Introducing the Next-Generation Single-Use pH Sensor, he describes how advancements in single-use sensors have improved quality, reliability, and the level of supplier support.
Improving Analysis of Natural Gas Composition and Sulfur Content
The natural gas industry is required to maintain specific standards for gas quality and composition. These standards are in place to ensure better operational efficiencies throughout the natural gas value chain. Limits on a range of gas quality specifications help...
Monitoring Flare Gas Net Heating Value with Gas Chromatographs
Emerson’s Jamie Marsden presented on the subject of gas chromatographs (GCs) for flare regulations 40 CFR Part 63 at the 4C Heath, Safety & Environmental conference.
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