Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems (CEMS)
With
over 3,000 CEMS installations in the field worldwide, Rosemount
Analytical combines the expertise and field-proven technologies with the
most rugged sample conditioning and extraction systems in the industry
to provide superior measurement accuracy and repeatability. Designed in
consideration of CEM regulations as specified in clean air laws around
the world, including U.S EPA 40 CFR Part 75 and 40 CFR Part 60, we help
you meet data reporting requirements, maintain emissions compliance, and
ensures certification and compliance with your local and international
regulatory agencies.
Typical Components Monitored
Typical Components Monitored
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Rosemount Analytical offers a cost effective
pre-engineered CEMS solution to monitor stack gases for regulatory
compliance. They are designed to perform the required daily zero and
span checks automatically and unattended. Automatic calibration makes it
less costly and time consuming to meet the environmental requirements
for daily validation of the system.
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Rosemount Analytical CEMS solutions range
from pre-engineered, packaged systems to more complex custom engineered
systems that measure multiple gases using data acquisition and handling.
Speak to one of our experts and tell us about your specific
applications needs. Contact your local representative to learn more.
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The smart choice to help you manage your business in today’s regulatory environment.
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- Gas Turbines Our CEMS are ideal for the low emissions requirements of gas turbines.
Click for Application Data Sheets - Cogeneration Facilities Depending upon the geographic location, type of fuel burned, and plant size,
any or all of the following parameters may be monitored: CO, O2, CO2, SO2
NOx, THC, NH3, and opacity.
Click for Application Data Sheets - Refining
Process heaters and FCC units often require enhanced sample handling fea-
tures that are a Rosemount Analytical specialty.
Click for Application Data Sheets - Utilities and Municipalities With emissions allowances being a potentially valuable commodity, accu-
rate and reliable CEMS are a necessity.
Click for Application Data Sheets - Industrial Boilers Depending upon the size and location of the plant, CEMS may be required.
Click for Application Data Sheets - Commercial and Industrial Boilers Typical measurements include CO, CO2, SO2, NOx, O2, and opacity.
Click for Application Data Sheets - Pulp and Paper Pulp and paper facilities may be required to measure SO2, O2, CO, NOx,
and opacity in a variety of emissions sources, including power and recovery
boilers.
Click for Application Data Sheets - Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Systems A NOx measurement is used upstream of the SCR to control the feed rate
and downstream of the SCR for NOx emissions compliance.
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