CEMS / PEMS — Emission Monitoring Systems

Continuous and Predictive Emission Monitoring Systems used to meet regulatory compliance, environmental reporting, and audit requirements.

Technician rule: CEMS failures are most often caused by poor sample conditioning, analyzer drift, or calibration discipline — not legislation.

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Continuous Emission Monitoring (CEMS)

SO₂, NOx, CO, CO₂, O₂, NH₃ and dust analyzers installed on stacks and ducts.

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Predictive Emission Monitoring (PEMS)

Software-based emission estimation using process parameters and validated models.

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Sampling & Conditioning Systems

Probes, coolers, filters, analyzers shelters, and heated lines for reliable CEMS operation.

Calibration & Compliance

Zero/span checks, QAL procedures, audit readiness, and data validation.

Data Acquisition & Reporting

DAHS, SPCB / CPCB connectivity, alarms, and long-term data retention.

Discussion

Discuss emission compliance challenges, audit experiences, calibration failures, and regulator interactions.