How we typically specify a site.

A cement plant needed consistent SO₂, NOx, CO, particulate and opacity measurements across several stacks, with a clear calibration routine.

• · LC-CEMS-01 (multiple trains)
• · LC-OPC-03
• · Sample conditioning
• · On-site commissioning

SO₂ · NOx · CO · PM · Opacity

Specify extractive analyzers per stack, install sample conditioning, and train operators on span checks. Results depend on the plant’s existing ductwork and permit.

A municipality wanted finer PM2.5, PM10, NO₂, O₃ and SO₂ coverage than a single reference station can provide.

• · LC-AQMS-22
• · Meteorological co-location
• · Operator training

PM2.5 · PM10 · NO₂ · O₃ · SO₂

Mix station density with the budget and power available. We do not claim city-wide coverage unless the network is designed and funded for it.

An open-pit site needed perimeter PM and blast-noise data where grid power is limited and communities sit along the boundary.

• · LC-PM-08
• · Class-1 noise monitors
• · Solar + radio or cellular backhaul

PM10 · PM2.5 · dB(A) · Wind

Solar stations with gated alerts (for example watering when wind carries dust toward a village). Complaint rates are site-specific; we do not publish a standard reduction figure.

A bulk fuel terminal needed VOC and methane leak detection in classified areas, to support LDAR and inventory work.

• · LC-VOC-05
• · Methane survey kit
• · Hazardous-area enclosures as specified

TVOC · CH₄ · Benzene

Walk the tank farm with suitable detectors and log findings for the operator’s own inventory. We do not guarantee a percentage cut in emissions.