A COMPLETE STACK AND EXHAUST GAS
CHOOSE FROM:
- SEM™ EMISSIONS SENSORS: CO – NO – NO2 – SO2
- BAR-97 SPEC’D 3-GAS INFRARED SENSORS
- THREE AVAILABLE CONDITIONING SYSTEMS (STANDARD, PELTIER, PERMEATION DRIER)
- STANDARD OR HEAVY DUTY RECHARGEABLE OR ALKALINE BATTERY OPTIONS
| Applications | EPA’s |
| FUEL ENERGY SAVINGS | M-022 & CTM-30,34 NOX MEASUREMENTS |
| COMPLIANCE TESTING | HOD 2 STACK GAS VELOCITY |
| TITLE V PERIODIC MONITORING | METHOD 25B HYDROCARBONS |
| EMISSIONS TRADING | ENGINE EXHAUST MEASUREMENTS |
INTEGRATED EMISSIONS ANALYZER
(ENGINE EXHAUST)
Use it to check engine emissions of CO, HC and CO2 by BAR 97 certified NDIR measurements. Optional NO measurement and spark-detection sensor.
Sampling system: Teflon/Viton tubing and water trap or thermoelectric cooler.
| M500 | |
 | This low-cost micro-emissions monitoring system utilizing large electrode-area, filtered electro-chemical sensors. It is designed to help you meet the challenges of a rapidly changing regulatory environment. It is easy to use, comprehensive (NO-NO2-SO2-CO-O2-Comb) and flexible.The measurement of a comprehensive range of automatic emissions calculations (Grams/Brake Horsepower Hour, Pound/Million BTU), advanced Trademark Windows® software, two-way communications, and factory support. From low NOX burners (0.1 ppm NOX resolution) to Large rich-burn engines (5000 ppm NOX/20,000 ppm CO) all this at an affordable price. |
| M700 | |
 | SEM™ STACK EMISSIONS ANALYZERUses superior TRUE emissions SEM™ sensors to monitor all relevant emissions from stacks including CO, NO, NO2, & SO2. Equipped with two pumps for sampling and purging. Dilution System increases measurement ranges four-fold. Sampling system: Teflon/Viton tubing and thermoelectric cooler or advanced Permeation drier.SEM™ INTEGRATED EMISSIONS ANALYZERMulti-purpose, top-of-the-line emissions analyzer for ALL types of measurements. Features SEM™ CO, NO, NO2 and SO2 dual-range sensors and NDIR CO, HC and CO2 sensors. Equipped with two pumps for sampling and purging. Sampling system: Teflon/Viton tubing and Thermoelectric cooler or advanced Permeation drier with optional Velocity probe attachment for mass emissions measurement.Not all electrochemical sensors are the same.Normal temperature variations can overstate your emissions. When the test box temperature was raised from 700F to 970F, the standard electrochemical sensor erroneously reported a concentration of 47 PPM of NO gas when no gas was present. This change is the result of the interaction between temperature and a sensor’s history of exposure. The SEM sensor is temperature controlled per EPA’s CTM-022 Sec.7.2.1. (Electronic manipulation of a sensor’s output would understate emissions and is “unacceptable” per CTM-022 Sec.2.3.1.)Comparison of the standard electrochemical sensor vs SEM sensor performance as the ambient temperature is increased. Testing Procedure: After each sensor was exposed to 1000 PPM NO gas for ten minutes, the gas was removed, and both sensors were allowed to return to zero. The temperature was then raised from 700F to 970F. |
