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ENMET February 2018 Newsletter – The Importance of Dew Point Monitoring in Compressed Air & Meeting NFPA 99 Medical Air System Standards

  • Posted by enmet
  • On February 28, 2018
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MedAir 2200 Compressed Airline Monitor Dew point is defined as the temperature to which a gas (e.g. air) must be cooled, at constant pressure, for water vapor to begin to condense to liquid water. In other words, when the dew point temperature has been reached, the gas is fully saturated with water vapor. Monitoring the […]
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Portable air quality monitoring station installed in Montecito

  • Posted by TWPadmin
  • On February 27, 2018
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  • air quality monitoring
MONTECITO, Calif – The Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District installed a portable monitoring station Friday afternoon in the hills above mud-impacted Montecito. Experts are now collecting air quality data as the clean-up intensifies throughout the community and debris flow disaster zone. Aeron Arlin Genet, the County’s Air Pollution Control Officer, told NewsChannel 3 […]
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Hazardous Gas Detection Device Market: Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends, and Forecasts 2016–2024

  • Posted by TWPadmin
  • On February 24, 2018
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  • gas detection
Hazardous Gas detection device are the advanced equipment designed to indentify and monitor the quality and concentration of gases present in air. These devices are integrated with an electronic mechanism that can be either operated manually or automatic post detection of harmful gases and transmit the further preventive system to avoid the scattering in vicinity. […]
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Engineers call for stricter air quality monitoring on transport networks

  • Posted by TWPadmin
  • On February 22, 2018
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  • air quality monitoring
Greater monitoring of air pollutants at key transport locations including railway and underground stations, ports and airports, is needed to draw up a ‘complete picture’ of the UK’s air pollution sources. This was the message from the Institution of Mechanical Engineers in a report published this week (23 Janaury), which concluded that data could be […]
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