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Compact and portable environmental monitoring stations provide precise and dependable air pollution data in industrial and urban locations
Feb 13 2024
Envira’s Nanoenvi EQ is a portable air monitoring station featuring sophisticated emission analysers that enable a real time air quality monitoring and fugitive emissions detection. Nanoenvi EQ is widely used to perform complementary emissions monitoring tasks in harsh, industrial locations such as cement and chemical plants, refineries and paper mills; it is also used in urban settings for measuring traffic pollution.
The Nanoenvi EQ can be moved easily to a specific location where air monitoring measurements are needed, but not easy to obtain using conventional devices. The mobile unit includes VOC, particulate matter, NOx, SO2, H2S, CO2 and CO analysers and is available for sale or rental. The Nanoenvi EQ can also be furnished with analysers tailored to the end-users’ specific criteria.
Envira is renowned for providing cutting-edge, compact stations that measure air quality precisely. They also offer a smaller model of the fixed station, that can be deployed in locations where there is limited space, in city centres and less accessible areas of industrial facilities.
These compact stations can be easily moved without great effort as they are equipped with wheels and can be configured with all types of gas analysers (SO2, NOx, CO, O3...), particulate matter meters and meteorology systems.
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