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What is Emission?
Emission; It is defined as air pollutants that emerge from the burning of fuel and the like, emitted into the atmosphere from a facility.
Why Should Flue Gas Emission Measurements Be Made?
- Combustion efficiency control
- Emission control
- Process control
What Are the Benefits of Emission Measurements?
- Taking measures to increase efficiency by controlling boiler efficiency
- Saving fuel and money
- To reduce the amount of emission, keep it within limits and comply with legal regulations
- Increasing the process quality in production with process control and controlling the boilers used in the process
Emission Measurements are carried out within the scope of the "Regulation Amending the Regulation on Control of Industrial Air Pollution". The purpose of this Regulation is to control the emissions in the form of soot, smoke, dust, gas, vapor and aerosol emitted into the atmosphere as a result of the activities of industrial and energy production facilities; to protect the people and their environment from the dangers arising from the pollution in the air-receiving environment; To determine the procedures and principles for eliminating the negative effects that cause significant damage to the public and neighborhood relations caused by air pollution and to prevent the occurrence of these effects.
The main emission pollutants specified within the scope of the regulation:
- Combustion gases such as SO2, NOx, CO
- Dust, Heavy metals in dust
- VOC (Volatile Organic Vapor and Compounds
- Fluorine, Chlorine
- PAH
Flue Gas Emission Measurement Techniques:
- Direct Measurement
- Sampling from the Chimney
