MERCURY MONITORING TOOLKIT The US EPA’s method 30B is designed as a reference method for determination of mercury emissions with stack gases. The method uses sorbent traps to capture total mercury from stack gas. Use of different sorbent traps also enables mercury speciation measurement. Method 30B is widely used for regulatory CEMM verification and for national and international research programs. This technology was also adopted for PRC (HJ 917-2017) and EC (TS 17286:2019). The US EPA’s Mercury Measurement Toolkit is designed for efficient and cost-effective on-site determination of total and speciated mercury emissions in accordance with method 30B. The Toolkit also enables onsite mercury determination in all kinds of solid and liquid samples: coal, fly and bottom ash, gypsum, waste water, and other wastes and effluents. MM Low detection limit MM Easy to use, maintain, and transport MM No special requirements for site preparation MM Versatility: analyses of stack gas, coal, ash, sludge, waste water MM On site analyses and results MM No cylinders with compressed oxygen or any other gas MM User-friendly software MM Low operating and maintenance costs www.lumexinstruments.c

Mercury Monitoring Toolkit comprises a sampling probe and metering console (1), sorbent traps (2), and analytical system based on direct Zeeman mercury analyzer (3) with RAPID software (4). Analytical Specs MM Wide dynamic measurement range: 0.5 to 50,000 ng mercury absolute MM Direct analysis according to ASTM method D6722-11 MM Includes the quality assurance and quality control requirements built in the method MM Analysis time is 1–10 minutes per sample Multipoint calibration protocol complies with the EPA Performance Based Criteria Method. Set of NIST traceable standards. Find your local Lumex...