Sorbent Trap Monitoring System (STMS) for continuous mercury emission monitoring PROCESS & EMISSIONS MONITORING SYSTEMS More than 20 years experiences of continuous sampling of Dioxins and Furans (PCDD/PCDF) with the AMESA system, MCERTs & TÜV certified, were used to design the AMESA M for continuous sampling of mercury. SPECIFIC FEATURES: Sorbent Trap Monitoring System (STMS) to US EPA Performance 12B (30B Test Reference Method) E xtraction of a portion of the flue gas by a heated sample probe Mercury sampling on a paired adsorbent traps (for quality assurance purposes, as required by US EPA regulations) Integrated display for flow control (pitot tube) - direct measurement of flue gas flow Sampling rate proportional to flue gas flow Fully automated sampling periods from 30 minutes up to 4 weeks Remote control via Internet or Intranet using a TCP / IP connection Easy transfer of operating data protocol via USB flash drive Moisture measurement, “dry” correction for the report Totally autonomous. Each step can be done directly from the integrated display: it is not necessary to add electronic devices such as a laptop. All parts of the system installed and well protected in a cabinet that takes advantage of the many years of experience gained with the AMESA dioxin sampler Highly reliable system requiring low maintenance Accurate monitoring of mercury at emission in the 1 µg/m3 range MAIN APPLICATIONS: Municipal and Hazardous Waste Incinerators Cogeneration and gas turbine Industrial Boilers and Furnaces Power & Combustion Glass, Chemical & Petrochemical Plants Cement Kilns

PROCESS & EMISSIONS MONITORING SYSTEMS Sorbent Trap mercury Monitoring System (STMS) AMESA-M Built-in pitot tube and a thermocouple to sample under volume proportional conditions The AMESA-M long-term sampling system is designed to meet the requirements of continuous mercury monitoring applications. This unique system is a development of the proven AMESA system originally designed to measure micro-pollutants .(such as dioxins/furans) in flue gas streams. The AMESA-M consists of a control cabinet and a sample probe assembly. The heated sample probe is equipped with paired Hg-sorbent traps which...