– Best practices for dust control
Monitoring networks or environmental studies
– Alarms
Real time view of dust deposition – Alarms in case of threshold crossing
– Reduction of claims from neighbourhood
Dust deposition monitoring – Anticipation of possible inconvenience for people
– Regulatory dust deposition measurements
Control of regulatory compliance through real time view of dust emissions (compared to a regulatory threshold)
– ISO 14000 management
Detection of problems – Vision of environmental progress
– Main sources determination
Dust measurements, weather conditions, optical and chemical analysis … to determine main industrial sources of dust
– Investment choices
Main sources causing an impact in the environment – Advices to reduce emissions
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
| Measurement | Automatic measurement (hourly) mg/m2/day |
| Deposition | Open collector ISO 42 2 222 – NFX 43014 |
| Dry deposition | Automatic weighing – Daily sample |
| Wet deposition | Monthly sample in a bottle for analysis |
| Capacity | 1 month (32 samples) |
| Sensibility | 3 mg/m2/day |
| Accuracy | 6 mg/m2/day |
| Dimensions | Outdoor box 1,8m x 0,8m x 0,5m |
| Weight | 80 kg |
| Power supply | 220V – 1kW |
| Installation | On a concrete basement |
WEB INTERFACE
Access to measurements via Internet (secured access)
Raw data available in real time (alarms)
Validated data available at J+1
Automatic alarms if the threshold is crossed and interpretation of trends
Pollution roses indicating the directions in which are the main sources
Filtered graphs based on wind directions to find the conditions of dust deposition appearance
Automatic report’s editing
