Continuous monitoring systems for emissions from stationary pollution sources enable real-time and continuous monitoring of air pollutants. These systems integrate advanced sensor technology, data collection, and analysis techniques to accurately measure various pollutant concentrations in emissions from fixed pollution sources. This includes non-methane total hydrocarbons, flue gas parameters (temperature, pressure, flow rate or volume, humidity, etc.), while also calculating pollutant emission rates and total emissions. The monitoring data is recorded and transmitted in real-time.

Key Aspects of Air Pollution Source Monitoring System Application:

1. Emission Monitoring and Control:

Continuous monitoring of emissions from fixed pollution sources helps identify instances of exceeding emission standards promptly. Provides accurate data support for regulatory authorities to implement targeted measures for control and reduction of emissions, contributing to environmental quality protection.

2. Environmental Compliance Assessment:

Continuous and accurate monitoring data from the system assists environmental authorities in evaluating the environmental compliance of businesses. Ensures that businesses adhere to environmental regulations, minimizing their impact on the environment.

3. Process Optimization and Improvement:

Analysis of monitoring data allows understanding emission patterns and influencing factors from fixed pollution sources. Provides recommendations for process optimization and improvement, aiding businesses in reducing emissions and enhancing production efficiency.

4. Research Support:

The wealth of real-time data from continuous monitoring systems supports research institutions. Facilitates research and innovation in emission control technologies, contributing to advancements in environmental protection science and technology.

5. Public Supervision and Social Participation:

Open access to real-time monitoring data enhances public awareness of environmental issues. Increases public environmental awareness and engagement. The public can also oversee the environmental practices of businesses, encouraging businesses to strengthen their environmental consciousness and contribute to environmental protection.