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Published:  26 May, 2016

Quantitech.jpgQUANTITECH has announced that the Gasmet CEMS II e continuous emissions monitoring system has successfully completed EN 15267-3 testing using FTIR technology for the analysis of low range HF, low range NO, CH4 and Formaldehyde. “This means that it meets the performance specifications for a larger number of components than any other FTIR in this market,” commented Quantitech MD Ken Roberts.

FTIR is an extremely popular emissions monitoring technology; able to monitor almost any gaseous compound. In the case of the Gasmet CEMS II e, this means the provision of monitoring data for up to 50 compounds simultaneously.

The performance tests, which involved both laboratory and three months of field measurements, were undertaken by TÜV Rheinland, an internationally renowned independent test, inspection and auditing organisation.

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