Measuring Opacity and Particulate Emissions From Combustion Processes - Industry Webinar

An opacity monitor provides a simple and robust means for emissions monitoring in combustion processes, but under some conditions a particulate matter (PM) monitor may be necessary. This webinar will introduce the concepts behind opacity and particulate measurement, describe the key technologies and provide detailed insight into the requirements for a successful installation.
Key Take-Aways
- Understand what opacity and particulate measurement techniques are
- Learn the factors for a successful installation and measurement
- Understand the importance of air purge
Speakers
Derek Stuart is Global Product Manager - Power at AMETEK Land with more than 25 years' experience in industrial gas measurements. Dennis Delmastro is Global Industry Manager - Power at AMETEK Land and has spent over 25 years in the air emissions, environmental compliance, and energy industries.

[@tsedekenigatu2008]

thanks even your explanation

[@TheKurtChaney]

Am I the only American watching this. You Indians are hard core when it comes to I/e. Good job

[@surjali]

Thanks :-)

[@adnanaljahdhami7645]

i wanna know the different between opacity and pm where i can get information

[@somnoi77]

Opacity , you can through out or not ( opposit with transmition) , PM = particle in stack.
Sometime % Opcity went from from particle, or smoke, or water vapour.

[@malikmuzammal4329]

I want to know the reading if reading less to 100 percent when the open

[@AMETEKLand]

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[@kthiagurajan7561]

what's mean by optical density.

[@sai3217]

Is any manual available to study about this equipment?

[@AMETEKLand]

Hi, please visit our website for further information: www.ametek-land.com/

[@rajeshbalu8542]

how to convert mA to mg/m3?

[@somnoi77]

you can get mg/m from the sensor, mg/m come from Optical density, diameter, real Dust from ISO-kinetic 15:08