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Process control and emissions monitoring in a mineral wool plant is a challenge due to the presence of phenol and formaldehyde. ...
ByOPSIS AB based in Furulund, SWEDEN
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The high temperatures in glass manufacturing can make it difficult to monitor gas concentrations for process control and emissions monitoring. However, OPSIS offers monitoring systems that handle the high temperatures in an excellent way. ...
ByOPSIS AB based in Furulund, SWEDEN
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Demanding monitoring environment at cement industries. Process control and emissions monitoring at a cement plant can be a challenge due to high dust levels and corrosive gases. ...
ByOPSIS AB based in Furulund, SWEDEN
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OPSIS offers monitoring systems for continuous emissions monitoring and process control at power plants. The systems meet and exceed high demands on availability, speed, versatility, and low operating ...
ByOPSIS AB based in Furulund, SWEDEN
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Gas analysis in brick manufacturing: Process control and emissions monitoring at brick plants can be challenging due to high concentrations of hydrogen fluoride (HF) and dust. ...
ByOPSIS AB based in Furulund, SWEDEN
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A challenging environment for monitoring instruments. Process control and emissions monitoring at a fertilizer plant can be difficult due to aggressive process gases in high concentrations, sometimes at high temperatures and pressures. ...
ByOPSIS AB based in Furulund, SWEDEN
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Each individual industry may have its own special needs and special environments, but there are also many common factors. Regardless, process control and emissions monitoring at chemical plants can be challenging due to for example toxic, aggressive and/or explosive gases, and high temperatures. ...
ByOPSIS AB based in Furulund, SWEDEN
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In recent years, increasingly strict requirements have been introduced to minimise sulfur emissions from shipping. One way to comply is to run the ships with low-sulfur oil, but this can be expensive. An alternative that makes it possible to continue using high-sulfur oil as fuel is to install SO2 scrubbers that clean the flue gases to the same level as if the ships were fueled with low-sulfur oil. However, the scrubbers must be monitored by measuring the ratio of SO2 to CO2 concentrations. Here, OPSIS has a ...
ByOPSIS AB based in Furulund, SWEDEN
This technique allows use of aqueous standards for calibration rather than relatively unstable organometallic standards and harmful solvents for the extraction. Microemulsions are thermodynamically stable systems composed of water, oil and surfactant. In some cases, an alcohol is added as a ...
ByBWB Technologies Ltd. based in Newbury, UNITED KINGDOM
At sea and in costal climates, the battle against unwanted moisture is endless. A maritime environment can be very damaging to cargo and to ships’ installations. Moisture and salt will cause severe corrosion, and issues like condensation will also be very ...
ByMunters Corp based in Amesbury, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
Munters can assist with numerous applications within the Steel industry. From process using mist elimination right through to storage with dehumidification ...
ByMunters Corp based in Amesbury, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
While land-based industry has been subject to strenuous emissions regulations over the past decades, air emissions from sea-going ships’ machinery has so far been largely unregulated. As a result, according to EU statistics, ships have become the single biggest source of sulphur dioxide (SO2) within the EU. The US EPA (US Environmental Protection Agency) reports similar findings, i.e., that the proportion of air pollutants released which can be attributed to the shipping industry is increasing. MARPOL Annex ...
ByCodel - a Forbes Marshall company based in Bakewell, UNITED KINGDOM