WEBSAMPLING PORTS. Look for the longest straight sections of stack or duct that is also accessible. Ports should be located 8 stack diameters downstream and 2 diameters upstream (8 and 2 criteria) from any flow disturbance, such as bends, expansions, contractions, junctions or dampers.
WEBMeasurement ports or access ports – points in the wall of the stack or duct through which access to the emission gas can be gained. Measurement point – the specific position on the sample plane from where the sample is extracted. Emission measurements require appropriate measurement ports and working platforms.
WEBFor emissions units for which a complete application to construct has been filed prior to December 1, 1980, at least two sampling ports, 90 degrees apart, shall be installed at each sampling location on all circular stacks that have an outside diameter of 15 feet or less.
Primer on stack-emissions testing — Part 2: Sampling methods
WEBJan 9, 2001 · RMI specifies the location of sampling ports in the stack. For the most common situation, a round stack, two sampling ports are required to be set 90 degrees apart on the stack. (Different guidelines apply to a rectangular stack/duct.)
STACK EMISSIONS MONITORING
WEBThe sampling port, if located down stream of a bend or a junction or an expansion or contraction in the stack should be at least 8 times the diameter of stack away from such a disturbance. If located upstream should be at least two diameters away.
WEBThe USEPA criteria for optimum location of sampling ports is (1) at least eight stack diameters downstream from any flow disturbance; and (2) at least two stack diameters upstream from a flow disturbance. A duct diameter is used for non-circular stacks and is defined later in this guidance.
WEBThere are several types of stack sampling techniques that can be used in stack testing. For some situations, there are real time or near real time approaches that provide direct readouts onsite and can show how concentration changes with time. There are also grab type approaches,
WEBIn source sampling, stack gas velocity is usually measured with a Type-S pitot tube. In many field applications, the pitot tube is attached to a sampling probe, equipped with a nozzle and thermocouple. This combi- nation is called a pitobe assembly. Most conventional pitobe assemblies*
CPCB Guidlines for Stack Monitoring - VayomTech
WEBSampling Locations: Guidelines for determining the sampling points and the number of traverse points for accurate representation of emissions from the stack. Sample Collection: Instructions for collecting samples of emissions from the stack, ensuring proper sample handling to avoid contamination.
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