Industrial emissions are pollutants released into the atmosphere during manufacturing, energy generation and processing activities. Their monitoring and control help assess the environmental impact of industrial operations, ensure regulatory compliance and support measures aimed at reducing effects on human health and the environment.
The fertilizer industry generates significant emissions of atmospheric pollutants such as ammonia (NH3), nitrogen oxides (NOx), and particulate matter (PM2.5 and PM10), which affect air quality in both industrial and urban environments. Continuous monitoring using...
Landfill sites are a materialisation of a consumption model noted for the enormous amount of waste it generates. These installations can result in unpleasant odours, but deploying landfill gas emissions monitoring systems is the solution for reducing the nuisance...
A refinery does not fail all at once, it fails drop by drop, through leaks that are invisible to the naked eye yet dangerously constant, through emissions that no one measures in time. Emissions monitoring in refineries is now one of the most critical operational...
Air pollution control in the industry Webinar recording Questions and Answers What is the lifetime of the detection modules, and how do you recycle them - can they be returned and re-conditioned? The lifetime of the cartridges is two years. What...
Industrial emissions control has become one of the most urgent environmental challenges of our time due to its critical impact on public health. Respiratory diseases, cardiovascular conditions, and cancer are directly linked to exposure to air pollutants, resulting in...
What is the relationship between vehicle traffic and air quality? Answering this question was one of the germs of Trafair, a project in which Kunak is collaborating. This European initiative is making it possible, among other things, to show the usefulness of...