CODEL Monitoring Solutions for USEPA Compliance

CODEL Emissions Monitoring Solutions for USEPA Compliance Continuous emissions monitoring plays an important role in demonstrating compliance with US Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) emissions regulations. For regulated industrial sources, the monitoring system must be capable of meeting the applicable regulatory requirements, including the relevant Performance Specifications and Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) procedures. CODEL offers a … Читать далее

Atal Tunnel: Monitoring at 3,978 Metres | CODEL

Monitoring at 3,978 Metres: CODEL at the Atal Tunnel Located high in the Indian Himalayas, the 8.8 km Atal Tunnel provides a vital year-round connection beneath the Rohtang Pass, operating at an elevation of almost 4,000 metres.   In 2020, CODEL was selected to supply 11 tunnel monitoring systems for this prestigious infrastructure project, supporting … Читать далее

Atal Tunnel Case Study | Tunnel Monitoring in India

Atal Road Tunnel Delivering Reliable Tunnel Atmosphere Monitoring at One of the World’s Highest Road Tunnels The Rohtang Road Tunnel in Himachal Pradesh, India, is one of the country’s most significant transport infrastructure projects. Stretching 8.8 km beneath the Rohtang Pass at an elevation of almost 4,000 metres above sea level, the tunnel provides a … Читать далее

CODEL News – July Update: Supporting Southeast Asia, Optimising EfW Abatement & Service Engineer Opportunities

CODEL News – July Update: Supporting Southeast Asia, Optimising EfW Abatement & Service Engineer Opportunities July has been another productive month across the CODEL team. From strengthening relationships with customers and partners in Southeast Asia, to sharing new insights into abatement control for Energy from Waste plants, we’ve continued supporting customers around the world.   … Читать далее

Why Effective Abatement Control Is Essential for Energy from Waste Plants

Why Effective Abatement Control Is Essential for Energy from Waste Plants Abatement Control for Energy from Waste Plants Energy from Waste (EfW) plants play a vital role in modern waste management by converting non-recyclable waste into electricity and heat. As these facilities become increasingly important in supporting a circular economy, maintaining efficient emissions control is … Читать далее

Keep Your Tunnel Monitoring System Ready for the Road Ahead

Planned maintenance today. Fewer disruptions tomorrow. Reduce tunnel closure time, minimise disruption and maximise system availability with a CODEL Tunnel Service Contract. Every Tunnel Closure Has a Cost Maintaining tunnel monitoring systems requires careful planning. Routine maintenance often involves traffic management, lane restrictions and coordination between multiple teams to minimise disruption. When equipment fails unexpectedly, … Читать далее

Abatement Control for Energy from Waste Plants

Abatement Control for Energy from Waste Plants Optimising Flue Gas Treatment with Continuous Emissions Monitoring Modern Energy from Waste (EfW) plants rely on sophisticated abatement systems to ensure emissions remain within strict environmental limits while maintaining efficient plant operation. Effective abatement control is essential for balancing environmental compliance, reagent consumption and operating costs. Continuous emissions … Читать далее

Future-proof your operations with EN 15859

Environmental regulations are evolving. Is your dust monitoring ready? Future-proof your operations with EN 15859-certified dust monitoring. Independently certified dust monitoring you can trust. As environmental regulations continue to evolve, choosing the right emissions monitoring equipment is more important than ever. EN 15859 provides independent certification for automated dust arrestment plant monitors, ensuring accurate, reliable … Читать далее

Importance of measuring PM

Measuring PM in tunnels The Importance of Measuring PM1.0, PM2.5, and PM10 Particulate matter (PM) pollution in road tunnels poses a serious health risk due to limited ventilation and high vehicle traffic. Monitoring PM1.0, PM2.5, and PM10 in these enclosed spaces is essential to protect public health. Our research highlights the importance of real-time PM … Читать далее

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