MERCURY SORBENT TRAP SYSTEM Meets the US EPA Performances Standard 12 B mentioned in the US Portland Cement Rules and the new MATS (Mercury and Air Toxics Standards) FEATURES & BENEFITS Mercury emission monitoring by sorbent traps is a good and practical alternative to conventional Hg CEMS with the following features and advantages: — First part in which the sampled flue gas is coming into contact is the trap therefore no risk of losses in sampling probe and sampling line — Low maintenance — Paired sorbent traps for quality assurance purposes — Suitable independant from the mercury concentrations. Limit of detection can be influenced by correct selection of the sample gas flowrate and the sampling period — Availability > 95 % — No negative bias due to e.g. saturated gold trap or Hg+ converter like it can happen with a Hg-CEMS — Sorbent Trap Monitoring System (STMS according to US-Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) performance standard 12B — Extracts a part of the flue-gas through a heated sampling probe — Sampling of mercury on paired sorbent traps (for QA purposes, as required by regulations) — Fully automatic sampling between 30 minutes and 4 weeks — Storage of operating data protocol — The AMESA-M system has a fully functional HMI at the probe. — All system parts are installed in an IP54 enclosure (wall-mounted / cabinet version) MAIN APPLICATIONS — Household waste incinerators and special waste — Cogeneration, gas turbines — Industrial boilers and furnaces — Power generation and combustion plants — Chemical & petrochemical plants — Cement plants
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CharacteristicsSample typefor mercuryApplicationsfor environmental analysis, CEMS
