CEMS
EUEC DVD’s
I met Troy Sonnier of Milivox while at the EUEC. His company digitally recorded all of the presentations given at the conference. His people had video cameras and laptops and were directly connected to the presentation computer so that they could directly record the PowerPoint presentation with the presenter audio. The camera captured the presenter…
Read MoreEUEC Wrapup
I’m a little overwhelmed as I look through my 26 pages of notes that I have taken during this conference. I still have a lot to digest and a few new things to research. Overall, here are my impressions regarding Mercury Measurement. Time is wasting and the vendors are still working hard to improve their equipment.…
Read MoreGood source of Mercury policy information
The information that you see on my site will most likely be the nuts and bolts details of implementing Continuous Mercury Monitoring systems. I have found a good source of mercury policy information with details of legislation and court challenges to CAMR. You can find it at the Mercury Emissions Blog. enjoy.
Read MoreEUEC – Start of day 2
We are just starting the second day of the EUEC. Yesterday offered a gem or two during the Mercury sessions. Dieter Kita of Thermo Fisher gave an update on their systems. For the most part he covered things that I already knew. There were a few new items. The first is that they are using…
Read MoreEUEC Live Blogging – Early Mercury CEMS Sessions
I have just finished the early Hg CEMS sessions at the EUEC. Sid Nelson Jr. of Sorbent Technologies, Inc. gave an interesting presentation discussing recent Hg deposition and health effects studies. The CAMR was based on a couple of fundamental assumptions, one that the deposition of Mercury was global, i.e. there are no hot spots…
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