Automation in monitoring gases and particulates in the pulp and paper industry
1984
Automation in Monitoring Gases and Particulates in the Pulp and Paper Industry
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Author Information
Author(s): T. L. C. de Souza
Primary Institution: Pulp and Paper Research Institute of Canada (PPRIC)
Conclusion
The Canadian pulp and paper industry is implementing automated monitoring systems to effectively track pollutant gases and particulates.
Supporting Evidence
- The study discusses the importance of monitoring emissions to comply with government regulations.
- Automated instruments reduce manpower requirements while ensuring continuous monitoring.
- Various methods for analyzing gases and particulates are reviewed, highlighting their effectiveness and challenges.
Takeaway
This study talks about how the pulp and paper industry uses machines to check the air and gases they produce, helping to keep the environment clean.
Methodology
The study reviews various automated instruments and methods used for monitoring gases and particulates in the pulp and paper industry.
Limitations
The complexity of the equipment requires rigid maintenance, and some gases are difficult to analyze due to their reactivity and corrosiveness.
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