FilterSense monitoring systems can replace Method 22 visual inspections
Published by Rebecca Bowden,
Assistant Editor
World Cement,
FilterSense has released a particulate monitoring system that can replace Method 22 visual inspections. The company offers a wide range of fabric filter leak detection systems, all of which comply with MACT and other EPA compliance regulations. Using stack monitors with automatic self-checks eliminates the manual labour needed for EPA quality assurance requirements and Method 22 visual inspections, while multi-channel systems with leak locating technology can be used for large, multi-compartment baghouses. Low cost loop powered transmitters are also available.
All available systems include a reliable induction sensing principle that is particularly useful in difficult applications, such as coal, steel, power, cement, carbon black, lead smelters, chemical plants and pharmaceutical spray.
Adapted from press release by Rebecca Bowden
Read the article online at: https://www.worldcement.com/product-news/08122015/filtersense-monitoring-systems-can-replace-method-22-visual-inspections-133/
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