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Continuous Emission Monitoring Analysis

Advances in CEMS & Flow Monitoring- J. Ron Jernigan, P.E., DEE - RMB Consulting & Research, Inc., and Charles E. Dene Electric Power Research Institute.

Since the promulgation of the Acid Rain Regulations required by the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990, the electric utility industry has installed and certified over 1,500 new CEM systems. This paper identifies and discusses;
- The most widely used monitoring technologies and sampling acquisition techniques.
-   Monitoring technology changes that have occurred during the past five years.
-  Emerging CEM and flow monitoring technologies that may benefit the utility CEM user by enhanced measurement accuracy, reliability and lower maintenance cost.

RMB Consulting and Research have a very useful download library pertaining to Environmental Issues.

H2S Analyser - This Manual from Applied Analytics gives a good technical description of operation in Chapter 4.