Process Emission Characterization Study

Process Emission Characterization Study analyzes emissions from industrial processes. It includes sampling and testing of pollutants at different stages. Aligned with CPCB norms and Air Act 1981 and the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 regulations, it ensures compliance. It helps optimize emission control and process performance.

What is the service: Study to characterize emissions from industrial processes.

Who needs it: Industries with process emissions.

Scope of service: We conduct detailed studies to identify and quantify fugitive and point emissions from process equipment (reactors, dryers, vents). Using techniques like US EPA Method 21 for leak detection and area sampling, we characterize the emission streams in terms of composition (VOCs, particulates) and emission rates. This data is crucial for designing control systems and for emission inventories.

Process flow: Process review to identify potential emission sources → Development of a sampling and monitoring plan → On-site measurement using appropriate instruments (PID, FID, particulate monitors) → Collection of grab samples for laboratory analysis (GC-MS) → Data analysis and calculation of emission factors → Preparation of a comprehensive characterization report.