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So, open path area or perimeter monitoring provides more meaningful fugitive emissions data than an array of point sensors or a program of grab sampling. Point measurements may underestimate emissions because of missing locations with high gas concentrations, or conversely overestimate because they are located in areas of high concentrations. Grab sampling programs typically check only a small percentage of potential leak locations and extrapolate ...
ByBoreal Laser Inc. based in Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA)
As shown in the study below, TD-4100 series monitors are able to measure xylene continuously over four consecutive weeks with a direct correlation coefficient of 0.9967 compared to GC grab sample ...
ByBenchmark Measurement Solutions (formerly Turner Designs Hydrocarbon Instruments) based in Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA)
The TD-4100 utilizes a non-fouling, non-contact flow cell which requires little to no maintenance, and uses fluorescence technology to accurately detect oil in water from low ppb to high ppm. For this application, the TD-4100 monitors oil in water at 1 to 5 ppm and signals an operator with an alarm when the concentration exceeds the high alarm relay ...
ByBenchmark Measurement Solutions (formerly Turner Designs Hydrocarbon Instruments) based in Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA)
The Situation: A municipal power plant in the southern United States operates more than 10 stationary power plant engines capable of producing 52 megawatts of electric power. The plant is part of a larger statewide power grid system. Within the grid, the municipality brokers the purchase or sale of power hourly, based on the needs of municipality and the market rate for power on the grid system. The power plant engines are fired-up on short notice to meet the needs of the dispatcher. The engines produce power ...
ByBenchmark Measurement Solutions (formerly Turner Designs Hydrocarbon Instruments) based in Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA)
