Specialty Gas Solutions for Environmental Measurement Applications
Environmental protection requires accurate and precise measurement of gas emissions. The global focus on emissions is leading to tighter controls and a greater need for high quality calibration gas mixtures. Whether the emission is stack gas, fugitive emissions, air quality or vehicle emissions, we supply the calibration gas to meet the exacting standards required.
CAC GAS provides EPA Protocol calibration gas mixtures prepared and analysed in strict accordance with the most current guidelines: EPA Traceability Protocol Assay and Certification of Gaseous Calibration Standards. In addition, we supply ISO 17025 and ISO 17034 Continuous Emissions Monitoring gas standards for CO2, CO, O2, NO, NO2 and SO2. All gas mixtures are traceable to BIPM though NIST, NPL, NMI, or other national measurement authorities, and certified by UKAS, NATA, DAkkS or other ILAC MRA signatories to ensure compliance with local and international regulations.
CAC GAS also provides specialty gas mixtures for combustion efficiency, biogas, landfill & soil remediation and agriculture environmental applications. Gas standards TO 14,15 and 17 are available for a variety of applications to measure VOC’s in ambient air & soil contamination.
- Emissions
- CEMS (Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems)
- Stack Gas Measurement (CO, CO2, NO, NO2, SO2)
- EPA Protocol Mixtures
- Fugitive Emissions
- Combustion
- Combustion Efficiency Testing
- Gas Turbine Testing/Mapping
- Landfill
- Calibration Gas – Methane & CO2
- Biogas
- Waste-to-Energy
- Vehicle Emissions
- Exhaust Test Calibration Gas (CO, NO, NO2)
- Engine & fuel performance
- Volatile Organic Compounds
- Airborne Emissions Gas Calibration
- EPA TO 14,15 & 17 Gas Mixtures
- Carbon Capture
- CO2 monitoring
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TO Standards for VOC Measurement
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Unique Gas Applications for Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2)
Calibration gases play a pivotal role in the smooth and efficient operation of analytical instruments across a wide array of industries. Among these, methane, propane, and pentane stand out due to their specific properties and diverse applications. Understanding where and how these gases are utilized not only underscores their importance but also highlights the technological precision necessary in today’s industrial and environmental landscapes.
The Versatile Role of Methane, Propane, and Pentane as Calibration Gases
Calibration gases play a pivotal role in the smooth and efficient operation of analytical instruments across a wide array of industries. Among these, methane, propane, and pentane stand out due to their specific properties and diverse applications. Understanding where and how these gases are utilized not only underscores their importance but also highlights the technological precision necessary in today’s industrial and environmental landscapes.
The Role of Ethanol Gas Cylinders in Gin Distillation
Distilleries are not just places of craftsmanship and flavor development; they are also hubs of precise scientific processes. One such process that is critical in the creation of gin involves the use of ethanol gas cylinders.
ISO 19891-1:2017: Ensuring Safety at Sea with Advanced Gas Detection Technologies
The maritime industry, known for its rigorous safety standards, remains vigilant in adopting measures to protect personnel, cargo, and vessels.
Navigating the Haze: Stack Gas Emissions Testing at Australian Coal Power Plants
The Australian coal power industry continues to play a significant role in the nation’s energy landscape despite a gradual shift towards more sustainable energy sources. This reflects the ongoing transition in Australia’s energy sector, moving away from coal towards renewable energy sources.
CASE STUDY: Waste Management Solution.
Providing the Complete Solution. Not just the Product.
The Details: A large global waste management company required a continuous emissions monitoring system (CEMS) for multiple gases which would be installed to measure their stack emissions in two incineration facilities in Sydney and Melbourne, Australia.
