Services

Preliminary tests establish compliance and opacity emission limits. Emission source and combustion process analysis provides operations or engineering personnel with information to reduce stack emissions.

CETCON evaluates fired equipment performance and performs "tune-up" for optimum operating efficiency in accordance with API RP 532 format and ASME Power Test Codes

Engineering Evaluation

Stack testing is conducted from a mobile testing lab where emission data is recorded for EPA compliance, plant information purposes, equipment modifications or long-term testing. In an effort to provide same day data and emission evaluations CETCON maximizes the use of an on-site GC analysis for measuring pollutant concentrations.

CETCON equipment can also measure combustion parameters within high temperature combustion zones. Temperature, percent and the gas composition analysis can be performed with high temperature environments such as incinerators.

Source Emission Testing

CETCON conducts Performance Specification (PS) and Quality Assurance (QA/QC) tests for CEMS as defined in 40CFR, Part 60, Appendix B & F and Part 75, Appendix A.

Continuous Emission Monitor System (CEMS) Certification

CETCON provides training for plant operators, unit operations support and unit engineers in the safe, reliable and efficient operation, start-up and shut down of fired heaters. Topics covered in the training course include:

-Fired Heater Basics

-Burners

-Draft

-Combustion

-Control and Operation

Fired Heater Training

Combustion Consulting

CETCON goes beyond testing to actually help solve combustion problems by providing consulting as part of our testing services.

-Evaluate low NOx emission equipment

-Evaluate fuel-fired equipment specs

-Evaluation of flare emissions and energy recovery solutions using CETCON's specially equipped GC trailer

-Conduct and/or review thermal (steam/air) decoking

Accredited Methods

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