The instrument gets the attention. Faults can lie anywhere in the chain.
Emissions monitoring is often treated as an instrument issue. In practice, measurement problems can arise anywhere in the system — in the sampling, the sample line or the sample conditioning — and often only become visible when something no longer adds up in the reporting.
ARKTEC works with the entire chain.
Knowledge from
sites in operation.
Understanding a measuring system requires having seen how it behaves in operation: at start-up, during load changes, through the seasons and when something has started to go wrong.
ARKTEC is built on more than 30 years of hands-on experience in industrial gas analysis and emissions monitoring.
What we work with
Continuous emissions monitoring systems
CEMS for NOₓ, O₂, CO, CO₂, SO₂ and dust, among others — measuring principles, response time and operating conditions.
Sampling & sample conditioning
Probes, heated sample lines, filters, coolers, condensate handling, pumps and flow control.
Measurement assurance & technical history
Structured inspections, deviation management and technical history — documentation for follow-up and for parallel measurements.
Four principles that guide the work.
The entire measuring chain
We start from the system, not from a single instrument. Sources of error are traced to where they arise.
Early signals
A trend spotted early can be dealt with before it leads to missing measurement data. Following a change is easier than investigating a gap in the data.
Continuity
The same inspection logic over time, so that observations can be compared between inspections and measurement points.
Vendor-independent
We work with the entire measuring chain, regardless of manufacturer. The technical condition of the system is described as it is.
