At the last technology evening, Jacques Parrot, a project engineer from SICK Automation, gave an in-depth presentation on “Greenhouse phenomena and the looming legal requirements that emission producing companies may face in the future”.
Juaandré Heyneke (right) thanks Jacques Parrot for the presentation.
Continuous, reliable, and real-time measurement of the CO2 and N2O load is a must for emission producing companies (vs. the calculation of the source stream). In-situ solutions provide plants with an overview of the amount of greenhouse gases emitted at any time. GHG-Control records the CO2/N2O gas concentration and volume flow, and determines the total quantity precisely. GHG-Control does not involve the expense of recording the calculation basis, sampling and measurement of substance flows, and intermittent laboratory analyses, especially in the event of changing fuel qualities or fuel carbon content. It offers a direct route to lower costs for organisations that are required to report greenhouse gas emissions.
Juaandr&$233; Heyneke (right) presents new member Harry Kelly with the SAIMC certificate.
The branch thanks Jacques and all who attended the presentation. Our success is thanks to your attendance and input. All comments, suggestions and concerns are welcome, please contact Juaandré Heyneke, 082 664 7884.
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