The HYBRID Hg Monitoring Strategy!
April 23, 2024
All the advantages of using sorbent traps for compliance monitoring AND mercury concentration data in REAL-TIME! In our previous blog post we discussed the
All the advantages of using sorbent traps for compliance monitoring AND mercury concentration data in REAL-TIME! In our previous blog post we discussed the
Our first article in this series went into detail on why measuring mercury in emissions is especially difficult… and how awesome you are because
What is a Sorbent Trap Mercury Measurement System? What is a Sorbent Trap? A sorbent trap is a tube, typically made of borosilicate glass,
Our previous article discussed key considerations that people who are tasked with making decisions around mercury measurements should be aware of. If you missed
It’s important that people who are tasked with making decisions involving this key measurement (mercury) to understand fundamental issues, limitations, and problems that may
Some industries such as landfills and wastewater treatment plants that use biogas to generate electricity, or upgrade the biogas to Renewable Natural Gas (RNG)
Super-Fast, Extremely Sensitive, Multiple Sample Streams The New Ohio Lumex Ei800 Series Process Gas Chromatographs (GCs) have been the “go to technology” for Natural
Oxygen tension plays a key role in organic tissue function. When studied in controlled environments, it can reveal useful insights about human physiology and
One of the most frequent questions we receive from clients is how they can avoid shipping High-Pressure Cylinders and SUMMA Canisters containing Biogas/RNG samples
Testing for PCBs and Pesticides – Another Impinger Method Bites the Dust Ohio Lumex has been on a mission to improve Biogas/RNG sampling and
Last month NASA’s Mars Oxygen In-Situ Resource Utilization Experiment (MOXIE) successfully completed its mission of oxygen production on the Red Planet by electrochemically separating
Biogas and RNG sampling is complex, with many common errors leading to concerns about the reliability of analyte concentrations reported. To help alleviate some
