June 2001

Total flexibility in technology choice for MCERTS accredited continuous particulate emission monitoring systems

PCME Ltd demonstrated two techniques meeting the UK Environment Agency's MCERTS requirement for approved continuous emission monitors at the ET2001 show. These two technologies meet the demands of stack monitoring requirements in every spectrum of the manufacturing industry. The Dynamic Opacity range (optical-based technology) is particularly suitable for large diameter stacks and applications with varying flow velocities, whereas the Electrodynamic range (probe-based technology) is better suited to applications in smaller stacks with extremely low levels of dust and has the added capability of being able of operate in both dry and humid environments.

"We are delighted to achieve MCERTS accreditation for both technologies" said Mr John Gallucci, Sales Director at PCME Ltd. "We feel that it is particularly important to take both technologies through MCERTS to provide flexibility of choice in the selection of approved instrumentation from a single supplier."

A range of stack velocity monitors were shown to help industry comply with mass emission monitoring for Environmental Impact Protocol and indicative stack monitors to meet Part A and Part B Process Guidance Notes. Also on display was a range of workplace personal PM-10 and PM2.5 monitors.