Stationary emission measurement – Multi-component analyser system MCA 10 maritime

The importance of stationary emission measurement on ships includes:

Regulatory compliance: ensuring that ships comply with international and local environmental regulations to avoid fines and penalties.
Environmental protection: Reducing air pollution, protecting marine and coastal ecosystems and combating climate change.
Health and safety: Reduces health risks from harmful emissions for people in coastal and harbour areas.
Operational efficiency: Optimises engine performance and fuel consumption, resulting in cost savings and lower emissions.

Public image: Enhances reputation by demonstrating environmental responsibility and meeting consumer and business demand for environmentally friendly practices.
Technological advantage: Providing valuable emissions data drives innovation and development of clean technologies.

In summary, measuring stationary emissions is critical for regulatory compliance, environmental protection, health, efficiency, reputation and innovation.

Stationary emission measurement – Multi-component analyzer system MCA 10 maritime

The MCA 10 maritime analyzer system is certified for the continuous monitoring of SO2 and CO2 in flue gas in accordance with MEPC.259(68).
It is based on the long-term proven, suitability-tested multi-component analyzer MCA 10 HWIR. In addition to SO2 and CO2, other measuring components such as NO and NO2 can be recorded. The MCA 10 maritime system can be equipped with a DNV-certified probe and a heated probe and a heated sample gas line.

MCA10 maritime

– Compact and robust measuring system with simple operation
– Gas path heated throughout, no gas cooler required
– Suitable for measurement upstream and downstream of exhaust gas purification systems on ships
– Measurement of up to 8 infrared components and oxygen
– internal measuring point switchover possible
– Cross-sensitivity and air pressure correction
– low-maintenance technology with high measuring accuracy
– long-term stability due to automatic zero-point calibration
– Automatic reference point calibration using adjustment filter (optional)
– Low-maintenance fan instead of air conditioning
– Remote access (optional) via Ethernet or UMTS router