Fighting Fine Dust Pollutions and Particulate Matter

Dust Sensors Fighting Fine Dust Pollutions and Particulate Matter

10.08.2017Editor: Dominik Stephan

Air pollution control has become a focus of policy makers and industry: Regulations force industrial production and power plants to the observe valid limits.

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Continuous dust and particulate matter measuring technology
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Currently, the importance of the situation is increased by the particulate matter problem and action plans particularly in combination with raised nitrogen oxide. In this sphere, Dr. Födisch Umweltmesstechnik offers more than 25 years experience in issue measuring technology: Beside a wide range of gas analyzers above all innovative dust measuring instruments are asked.

The latest addition to this portfolio is the fine dust sensor FDS 15. Representative measuring values are guaranteed by the automatic zero settlement with the help of a mini-electric separator especially in strongly dirty surroundings.

Furthermore, the automated system GMD13 for isokinetic gravimetric dust measurement will be presented, which allows an integrated hot weighting with the possibility of evaluation on location without additional laboratory equipment.

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