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Waste-to-energy (WtE) plants must monitor multiple air pollutants under demanding flue gas conditions. These include SO₂, NOₓ, HCl, HF, NH₃,
Carbon monoxide (CO) monitoring is essential in steel plants, where blast furnaces, basic oxygen furnaces, and gas recovery systems operate
When both a flue gas analyzer and a process gas analyzer can measure CO and O₂, choosing between them may
Biogas and syngas may both be combustible process gases, but their compositions, origins, contaminants, and monitoring goals are different. Choosing
Industry Update In 2026, a carbon capture and mineralisation project at a cement plant in Fujairah, UAE, moved toward continuous
Carbon capture is creating a new role for Continuous Emission Monitoring Systems (CEMS). Traditionally, CEMS have focused on measuring pollutants
Hydrogen chloride (HCl) monitoring in waste-to-energy plants is challenging because hot, wet, dusty flue gas can affect sampling, response time,
Coal gasification produces a complex gas mixture whose composition can change with operating conditions. For plants that need reliable CH₄
Industrial plants cannot afford unreliable gas data. Missed SO₂, NOx, or NH₃ readings can lead to emission violations, poor combustion
Ammonia production depends on tight control of gas composition from reforming through synthesis. Unstable gas composition can reduce ammonia yield,
Steel plants have many gas streams, but fixed gas analyzers only see the points where they are installed. During commissioning, troubleshooting,
High dust, extreme temperatures, unstable combustion, and tight emission limits make cement kiln gas difficult to measure. Without reliable gas
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