CEMPact

CEMPact has been designed to operate in parallel with a Continuous Emission Monitoring System (CEMS) to provide an estimate of the ground level gas concentrations resulting from the release of exhaust gases from one or more stationary sources (chimneys) at a particular location. CEMPact calculates the mass emission (kg/hr) from the raw emissions data, and then uses the wind speed and direction, ambient temperature, stability class, stack gas temperature etc, to calculate the predicted pollution levels over a selected area. Emission and meteorological data may be accessed over the site network or from a Continuous Emission Monitoring System such as CEMSuite directly.

Key Features

1. Operates in parallel with existing emission monitoring system

2. Predicts plume in real-time and historically (selected using simple mouse operations)

3. Automatically updates the prediction from the latest data available

4. Manages calls of ‘incidences’ and plots these straight onto the dispersion prediction

5. Summarises and graphs meteorological data and plume trajectory

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CEMPact is an ideal system for those operators who need to know what effect their emissions may be having on the local environment.

It is easy use and provides up to the minute data to enable management to respond to reports of environmental incidents