A global manufacturer of glass products recently installed a number of Acoem Dynoptic DSL-340 particulate monitors on the exhaust stacks of a refractory manufacturing plant in India. The monitors were supplied and commissioned by Nevco Engineers Pvt Ltd, a long term sales channel partner of Acoem Dynoptic.  The main emissions created by refractory manufacture are

Ensuring accurate monitor alignment across the stack is a critical part of the process when installing and commissioning an Acoem Dynoptic emission monitor. Our single pass monitoring systems consist of a transmitter head (TX) that emits a narrow optical beam of light, to achieve a strong measurable signal, this beam must align with the receiver

Clean monitor optics are critical to achieve accurate and reliable opacity and particulate measurements. As part of a successful installation, Acoem Dynoptic emission monitors require a continuous supply of purge air while the process is running. This is to prevent process emissions from contaminating the monitor’s optical surface which can cause false high readings and

From everyone here at Acoem Dynoptic and Tunnel Sensors, we wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy, Healthy, and Prosperous New Year. Thank you to all our customers, suppliers and colleagues for your efforts and business during 2021. We hope to carry this success forward into 2022 and beyond. We will be closing for

The Acoem Dynoptic range of continuous emission monitors are equipped, as standard with 4-20mA analogue outputs, 0-3A digital relays and RS485 Modbus RTU plus a USB port for direct connectivity. If analogue outputs and digital relays are the preferred communication method, it is important to understand how to configure them correctly via our free of