Over the past decade enormous scientific, social and economic changes have impacted our quality and environmental regulations, prompting a new look at the subject of controlling emissions of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs).

VOC emissions are quantified and monitored according to standard EN 12619, using Flame Ionization Detectors (FID) analyser which uses hydrogen and other reference gases in pressurized cylinders. Operators must then approach the sampling point, often placed several meters from the ground, climbing chimneys of industrial settlements with heavy and bulky instruments and dangerous cylinders.
Is it possible to make this job easier and safer?

Using the Polaris FID SE analyser realized by Pollution Analytical Equipment, Italy, it is possible to carry out the VOCs monitoring according to EN 12619 without lifting heavy accessories typically involved with common FID analysers.

Read the Application Note to find out more!