Following an audit by COFRAC (the French Accreditation Committee) in January this year, Sauermann’s Montpon laboratories were once again accredited for temperature and hygrometry calibration services.

Accurate emissions monitoring from industrial processes is critical for determining overall system combustion efficiency, environmental compliance and safety. However, there is no “one-size-fits-all” approach to proper emissions monitoring as each application encompasses different system considerations. 

As lockdown rules are eased in many parts of the world, the production of respiratory face masks is being ramped up to cater to massive demand from countries affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Each year in the U.S., ladder accidents amount for more than 130,000 emergency room visits and over 300 fatalities. It was time for us to fight this.

Recently, our partner Air Quality Services posted this video showing a Kimo Instruments AMI 310 in use on a pig farm in France where it is used to measure several parameters and help maintain overall indoor air quality.

Combustion eficiency is a measurement of how well any given fuel is being burned and converted into useful energy (e.g.: heat). The calculations are based on three MAJOR factors.

A recent study conducted in an office environment exposed the increasing levels of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) that are released through normal daily functions. 

Many forklift trucks have internal combustion engines that burn propane, natural gas, diesel, or other fossil fuels. A portable combustion gas and emissions analyzer can be used to optimize combustion efficiency and maximize fuel savings.