Overview
Emission standards are established under the Air Pollution Control Act and local government ordinances. Businesses are therefore required to comply with emission limits specified according to the type and scale of their facilities, as well as the substances being emitted.
We conduct flue gas and exhaust gas measurements from emission sources such as chimneys at waste treatment facilities and industrial plants, targeting hazardous chemical substances including dioxins as well as odor-causing compounds.
Applications
Periodic monitoring to comply with the Air Pollution Control Act and local regulations
Performance and acceptance testing during the commissioning of incinerators and deodorization systems
Assessment of hazardous gas emissions for PRTR reporting
Target Facilities
● Boilers
● Municipal waste incinerators, general waste incinerators, and industrial waste incinerators
● Exhaust ducts at factories and industrial facilities
Measurement Items
● Particulate matter, nitrogen oxides (NOx), sulfur oxides (SOx), hydrogen chloride (HCl), total mercury (particulate mercury and gaseous mercury), odor-causing substances, dioxins, and more
Survey & Analysis Process (After Your Request)
- Step 1
- Measurement Planning
Review applicable laws and regulations and develop a measurement plan suited to your objectives.
- Step 2
- Site Inspection & Finalizing the Measurement Plan
Conduct on-site safety checks and confirm the measurement schedule and procedures.
- Step 3
- Measurement & Analysis
Measurements are performed with safety as the highest priority, supported by industry-leading analytical capabilities.
- Step 4
- Reporting & Discussion
Clear and comprehensive reporting by our sales and technical specialists.
- Step 5
- Facility Improvement Proposals
Consulting services backed by extensive experience.
Features
Mercury Measurement in Exhaust Gas
The revised Air Pollution Control Act came into effect on April 1, 2018, introducing regulations on atmospheric mercury emissions. Facilities subject to mercury emission regulations—including coal-fired power plants, industrial coal-fired boilers, non-ferrous metal production facilities, waste incineration facilities, and cement clinker production facilities—are required to submit prior notifications.
Comprehensive Mercury Measurement Services
Collect baseline data and support plant improvement through trend analysis using continuous mercury monitoring systems. We also provide mercury speciation analysis, including elemental mercury (Hg⁰) and oxidized mercury (Hg²⁺).
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. We have received a notice from our local government requiring measurements, but we are unsure which substances need to be tested.
A1. The regulated substances vary depending on the size and type of your facility. Please contact our staff for assistance.
Q2. Can you measure substances that are not currently regulated?
A2. Yes. We have extensive experience measuring non-regulated substances as well. Please contact our staff for details.
Q3. We would like to obtain baseline data to evaluate the performance and maintenance of our treatment equipment.
A3. We provide customized measurement services tailored to your operational requirements. Please contact our staff for consultation.
