Mercury Sorbent Traps - Speciation
Modified Method 30B for speciation data
Mercury (Hg) speciation sorbent traps are designed to differentiate between elemental and oxidized mercury in the flue gas by capturing the different species in their respective designated sections.
If you need to know your proportion of Oxidized to Elemental Hg, then speciation traps are the solution. These 5 section traps allow you to separate the Hg into the two species.
Currently, there is no method specific to speciation traps, but Method 30B is a great option. When followed, the results are reliable, accurate, and very informative. It is the best way to tell if your Continuous Emissions Mercury Monitors (CEMMs) are working correctly and to evaluate control technologies.
Features
Proprietary “zero” mercury carbon manufacturing process eliminates background Hg
Halogen impregnated carbon optimizes mercury capture
Strict manufacturing QA/QC procedures
Two types of sorbent allow you to capture oxidized and elemental Hg separately
Made with durable glass for rugged field use
Moisture resistant
Acid gas scrubbers included
Can be used in "wet" and "dry" stacks, as well as high particulate sources
Available Options
Sorbent trap length
Spike levels
Filtering techniques
Standard or high-flow glass
Others depending on flue gas conditions
Technical Specifications

Typical Applications
Verify Continuous Emissions Mercury Monitors (CEMMs)
Measure natural Hg speciation prior to SCR
Determine causes of elevated Hg emissions
Available Configurations
19" Rack

Downloads

Speciation Flyer