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• Sampling:The kit's sampling probe is inserted into a stack to collect a representative sample of the exhaust gases. A portable, manual kit allows for on-site sampling.
• Isokinetic sampling:To prevent particle loss or gain, the kit often uses an isokinetic sampling technique, which maintains the same velocity of the gas entering the sampling nozzle as the velocity of the gas in the stack.
• Measurement:The kit includes various components to measure different parameters:
  • Particulate matter:Collected using a filter or thimble.
  • Gaseous pollutants:Captured in impingers for later analysis.
  • Velocity and flow:Measured using a pitot tube and manometer.
  • Temperature:Monitored with a temperature probe.
  • Volume:Measured using a rotameter and dry gas meter.
• Data analysis:The collected samples are then analyzed to determine the concentration of pollutants and the total volumetric discharge.

• Compliance monitoring for environmental regulations.
• Measuring emissions from a wide range of industrial sources, such as chemical plants, power stations, and cement factories.
• Evaluating the efficiency of combustion processes.
• Identifying potential issues with equipment or pollution control systems.