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The Quality Assurance (QA) requirements for Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems (CEMS), also known as Automated Measuring Systems (AMS), are specified in the CEN standard EN 14181 which defines three Quality Assurance Levels - QAL1 (certification), QAL2 (calibration) and QAL3 (control). Click to read more...
The role of measurement uncertainty in ensuring an effective transition to lower emissions from European industry. Click to read more...
The recent introduction of EN 17255 has provided a much-needed guarantee of uniformity for the performance of continuous emissions monitoring systems. Click to read more...
AS the battle to improve air quality goes on, the UK has been rolling out an EU directive to curb harmful emissions. So what are the implications of…
Jan 06 2021 Read 973 Times Author: David Graham on behalf of Uniper Technologies Free to read Unlock The Large Combustion Plant BREF requires existing plants to comply with tougher restrictions on emissions to air that are associated with the application of Best Available Techniques. The BREF also introduces new compliance and monitoring requirements for a wider range of pollutants than considered previously. The European Union’s Industrial Emissions Directive (IED) came into force for existing plant on 1 January 2016 [1]. All combustion plant with an aggregated ther...