productImprove bioaerosol sampling
Many traditional methods for detecting airborne sources of contamination rely on the deposition on these materials on to a surface.
product
productPollution hot-spots
Situated in the south west of Wales, Carmarthenshire’s air quality is predominantly good.
productIdentifies pollution hotspots
To better track the effects of air quality improvement measures in Carmarthenshire, the County Council is testing monitoring technologies including a new type of air quality monitor from Air Monitors.
productMCERTS and EU Equivalence approvals
Following the successful completion of a series of field trials in both the UK and Germany, Air Monitors latest TEOM FDMS instruments have met the MCERTS performance standards and the EU Equivalence designation criteria (Defra approval) for continuous ambient air quality monitoring for both PM2.5 and PM10.
productBioaerosol trials
Trials conducted by the National Physical Laboratory (NPL) have identified improved methodologies for sampling and measuring bioaerosols at composting facilities.
productAir monitoring for food sector
Air Monitors has launched a new division to cater specifically for the food industry’s air monitoring requirements.
productMonitoring PM
A report published in September by
the European Environment Agency
shows that almost a third of Europe’s
city dwellers are exposed to excessive
concentrations of airborne particulate
matter (PM) – an important pollutant
productCost lowered for air monitoring
In response to public sector
cutbacks, instrumentation company
Air Monitors has announced that it
will lower the cost of ambient air
monitoring consumables until the
end of 2012.
Managing director Jim Mills said:
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