Incinerator/Thermal Oxidiser Compliance Monitoring
Monitoring of municipal, clinical, chemical
waste incinerators and thermal oxidisers
to demonstrate compliance with statutory
emission limits. Pollutants monitored include
combustion and acid gases, particulates,
PM10 and PM2.5, heavy metals, mercury, dioxins
and furans, PCBs and PAHs. We have also undertaken
a number plant commissioning trials in the
UK and Ireland.
We have also been involved in funded trials
for new pilot schemes involving the processing
of municipal waste into renewable fuels.
REC has also worked on various overseas
projects including monitoring in Azerbaijan
on behalf of an oil company funded by the
World Bank.
Crematoria Monitoring
REC have undertaken compliance monitoring
projects from over 40 Crematoria located
throughout the UK, either as the main
contractor or as a sub-contractor. Testing
has been carried out in accordance with
the latest PG 5/2 requirements.
Metals Processing Industry
REC have undertaken emissions monitoring
from a range of metal processes including
steelworks, aluminium works and metal
processing works (e.g. anodising, etching
and galvanising). Monitoring has been
undertaken for various pollutants including
particulates, VOCs, HCl, HF and acid
mists in order to demonstrate compliance
with Authorization requirements.
Boiler/Turbine Monitoring
REC have undertaken emissions monitoring
form a range of combustion processes
including gas or dual fired turbines
and oil, coal, wood and gas fired boiler
plant.
Coating Processes
Monitoring of VOCs, particulates, isocyanates
and other pollutants from a wide range
of processes including spraying of aircraft
parts, submarines and cars.
Monitoring of Emissions from Landfill
Engines & Flares
Under IPPC landfill operators are now
required to monitor emission of various
pollutants from reciprocating engines and
flares. REC has carried out a large number
of surveys either directly to landfill
operators or sub-contracted through other
consultancies. Monitoring has been undertaken
to determine inlet gas composition as well
as stack gas emissions for dioxins and
furans, HCl, HF, combustion gases, total
VOCs and speciated VOCs.
Monitoring of Large Combustion Plant to
BS EN 14181
REC has carried out a number of site audits
to assess the performance of sites automated
monitoring system (AMS) against the BS
EN 14181 (QAL2) standard. This involves
statistical analysis of both the AMS data
and monitoring data generated from the
use of standard reference methods by REC.
Monitoring of Emissions from Kilns
Monitoring of combustion and acid gases
and particulate matter from a range of
chamber and tunnel kilns.
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