- Distributed control system
- Industrial applications
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Quality management
- Quality control system (QCS)
- Controls & Applications
- Scanners
- Measurements
- Profilers
- Machine vision
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Analyzers and measurements
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Analyzers
- Brown Stock Quality Analyzer
- Chip 'n' Bark Moisture Analyzer
- Recovery Liquor Analyzer
- Dirt Count Analyzer
- Fiber Image Analyzer
- Kappa Analyzer
- Paper Lab
- MR Moisture
- Pulp Expert
- Fiber Furnish Analyzer
- Retention Measurement
- Stand-Alone Retention Control
- Wet End Analyzer
- Corrosion Reduction Analyzer
- Cooking Liquor Analyzer
- Inline sensors
- Samplers
- Consistency
- Conductivity
- Boiler diagnostics systems
- Wastewater
- Vibration
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Analyzers
- Condition monitoring
- Industrial Internet
- Automation services
- Automation
- Industrial applications
- For Energy
- Emission monitoring and reporting
- Waste incineration plant emission
Valmet's emission monitoring and reporting solution for waste incineration plants
Valmet DNA WI Emission Monitoring - the advanced solution for emission monitoring and reporting of waste incineration and co-incineration plants is based on the Valmet DNA information system. The solution produces all the necessary information both for the plant’s own needs and for the authorities. The solution fulfills the monitoring criteria of Industrial Emission Directive (2010/75/EU) and is configurable to meet the requirements of plant environmental permit.
Benefits
- Enables effective authority reporting, but also serves the plant itself as an operative tool
- Is integrated in process control, which enables actual, even proactive emission management (real-time emission data, accumulative values, emission forecasts etc.)
- Saves time and makes the emission data more usable and reliable
- Enables long-term reporting and follow-up of trends
- Enables quick reaction and efficient analysis in disturbance situations
Features
The concentration calculations [mg/m3(n)] are usually made at the one-minute level and the average calculations at the levels required in the directive (30 minutes, 24 hours, one month). The minute values are corrected by the calibration function defined in QAL2-reference measurements. The validity of the measurement signals is checked. In addition, the measurement device status is checked and reported separately (disturbance, maintenance or testing). The values are reduced to standard conditions and to the oxygen level defined in the environmental permit. The subtraction of 95 % confidence value can also be done if allowed.
For more information, please contact:
Elina Kleemola
elina.kleemola(at)valmet.com