PCME - About PCME

About PCME

The Company

PCME is a worldwide organisation dedicated to the innovation, design, development and manufacture and supply of continuous particulate emission monitors for industrial processes. With instruments monitoring over 10,000 emission sources in over 40 countries, PCME provide a comprehensive range of products, using a choice of technologies for bagfilter performance optimisation and regulatory emission measurement.

Measuring levels of emissions after highly efficient filtration equipment used in the Pharmaceutical, Lead and Non-ferrous, Chemical and Incineration industries (0.1-20 mg/m³)
Monitoring and controlling performance of Bagfilters, Electrostatic Precipitators and Cyclones across the Mineral, Metals, Food and Chemical industries (1-100 mg/m³)

Monitoring emissions from Power Generation and Combustion processes using Electrostatic Precipitators and Bagfilter control equipment (10-500 mg/m³)
Monitoring emissions from process Driers in Ceramic, Detergent, Cement, Food and Chemical Industries
Monitoring particulate flow in Pneumatic Transfer Systems

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From UK headquarters in St Ives near Cambridge, PCME support distribution and service partners in over 46 countries worldwide including the United States, parts of Latin America and South East Asia.

The company continues to strengthen its position in the market by meeting the needs of customers in three core areas:

Regulatory Compliance

Corporate Responsibility

Process Improvement

Industrial process installing and operating continuous monitoring instrumentation to meet and/or exceed national and international requirements including US EPA, UK MCERTS and German TUV standards

Measurement in mg/m³
Monitoring the performance of filter plant systems
Qualitative/indicative monitoring

Industrial processes monitoring emissions to provide data for their own internally driven environmental programs and quality control procedures

Improved environmental performance through corporate governance or environmental programs (eg ISO 14000)
Instruments meet the demand for high quality measurement similar to any process instrument where data is of value to the organisation

Industrial processes installing monitoring instruments to improve their process with a financial return

Instrument output is directly used to control the process
Typical uses include improved powder production, reduction of product loss from process particle collection device and reduced running costs of fabric filters (eg extending life of bags)