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Appendix K Sorbent Traps for "Total"/ "Speciated"
Mercury Testing
On March 15, 2005, EPA issued the Clean Air Mercury Rule (CAMR)
to reduce and cap mercury emissions from coal-fired Power Plants.
The CFR 40, part 75 - Continuous Emissions Monitoring outlined
as Appendix K entitled “ Quality Assurance and Operating
Procedures For Sorbent Trap Monitoring Systems” enable Power
Plants to use a low cost alternative to CEMM’s which have
much higher capital cost, installation/certification and maintenance
cost. Use of Sorbent Traps with the Direct analysis by Thermal
Method is allowed as a compliance reporting procedure by these
regulations.
Mercury Emissions Testing Traps and portable Direct Sorbent
Trap analyzer available from Ohio Lumex satisfy the strict QA/QC
procedures outlined in the method. We guarantee the test results.
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Lumex Appendix K Sorbent Traps |
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specifications |
- Spiked/Not Spiked 3 sections Sorbent Traps availabe
in all sizes - 6 mm and 10 mm OD; 4 sections traps
available for gas mercury specialization
- Iodinated, acid washed coconut shell charcoal.
150 mg and 1 g loading on small/large trap section
- Low mercury background levels - less then 2 ng
per section
- Easy to remove and easy to set for “leak
check” cap plugs
- Unique sample high temperature ID ink with chain
of custody sheet in protective pack
- Size “Calibrated” extra thick glass
for trap rigidity
- Customized Spiking level for 3rd section - 50
to 200,000 ng loadings available
- Rigorous QA/QC procedures at every manufacturing
step
- Long term storage stability - 1year
- Long sampling duration - up to 2 weeks
- High capacity mercury loading tested - up to
200,000 ng per section
- Available immediately from stock with or without
analysis
- Significant discounts on large quantities - contract
based orders
- In-house analysis with short turnaround time
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