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K2BW
CEMS Quality
Construction
Each
continuous emission monitoring system is carefully designed using
the detailed manufacturer specifications and our CAD system to ensure
that the individual components and gas analyzers work together and
are easily maintained. Fully-assembled systems are tested to ensure
conformity with USEPA standard practices, 40 CFR parts 60 and 75,
calibration and drift requirements.
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Design
features that make sense
Emission
monitoring equipment and services are intelligently located with test
points and maintenance inspection items readily accessible. Adequate
clearances for gas analyzer ventilation, vibration isolation and tool
access are observed.
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Our
experience shows
During
CEMS construction, each component is test fitted for design conformance
prior to final panel finishing and assembly. Regular progress reports
may be sent to clients via e-mail with detailed photos attached.
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Attention
to detail
Tubing,
wiring and mechanical connections are made in accordance with all
applicable codes and best engineering practice. All runs and bundles
are well planned to present a clean, professional finished product.
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Results
This
continuous emission monitoring system features a 3-bay purged, dust-tight
enclosure, vortex generator cooling system, redundant battery backed-up,
networked data aquisition. Both a wet-extractive (40 CFR Part 60,
Method 25A) and a dry-extractive system, all gas analyzers have individually
pushbutton-selectable redundant spares. In continuous operation monitoring
steel mill EAF emissions, this system provides better than 98% data
availability since installation.
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CEMS
on a network
Our production
and testing facility is well equiped to manufacture multiple systems
of emissions monitoring equipment. Systems can be built for any area
classification or siting conditions and a wide selection of equipment
racks and enclosures are available. We are experienced in the construction
of monitoring trailers and transportable enclosure systems.
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