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Microwave Continuous Emissions MonitorAn accurate, high sensitivity, and affordable continuous emissions monitor (CEM) for stack emissions of hazardous metals.
Major FeaturesStack mountable microwave plasmaOperation in undiluted, isokinetic stack gas flowContinuous, large volume plasmasAttached span calibrationAdvantagesSensitive• < 3 mg/m3 for Be, Cr, and Pb • < 10 mg/m3 for Cd and Hg • Arsenic under development Accurate• < 20% demonstrated in EPA testing for Pb and Be
• < 20% potential for other metals Affordable• Can use mass produced kitchen microwave sources • Low cost spectrometers
For more information:"Accurate and Sensitive Metals Emissions Monitoring with an Atmospheric Microwave-Plasma Having a Real Time Span Calibration", P.P. Woskov, K. Hadidi, P. Thomas, K. Green, and G.J. Flores, Proceedings of the IT3 Conference, Orlando, May, 1999.
Contact Dr. Paul Woskov for more information about this technology.
Other Division Research:Millimeter-Wave Nuclear Waste Glass Melter Measurements High Power Electrodeless Plasma Torch
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