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Air
Hygiene International, Inc. (AIR HYGIENE)
is a privately- held professional services firm headquartered in
Tulsa, Oklahoma with additional field offices in Las Vegas, Nevada;
Houston, Texas; and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Air Hygiene specializes
in emission testing services for a variety of industries including
solid, liquid,
& gas fired utility plants, turbines, engines, refineries, printers,
glass plants, chemical plants, various manufacturers, and related
industries.
Air
Hygiene provides turn-key emission testing services
with fast-turnaround which include:
- Pre-test site visit
- Consulting on port locations and setup
- Preparation of test plan for state agency
- Coordination with state agency for emission testing
- On-site emission testing services
- Preparation of draft and final reports
Air Hygiene has mobile labratories that serve all
50 United States and North America. We have also performed over
15,000 emission tests on a variety of sources.
Air Hygiene performs air emission certification
compliance testing on combustion sources (natural gas, coal, fuel
oil, jet fuel, etc.), NSPS sources, and Title V compliance sites.
Our experience ranges from emission testing for new PSD facilities,
MACT and RACT required performance certification testing and Relative
Accuracy Test Audits (RATA Tests) for Continuous Emission Monitoring
Systems (CEMS) and Parametric Emission Monitoring Systems (PEMS).
Air
Hygiene has conducted numerous emission testing
projects, which involved multiple groups relying upon instantaneous
reporting of important test data. These projects relied upon Air
Hygiene's SPIDER network. The SPIDER
network provides Simultaneously Produced
Information During
Emission Readings
(SPIDER) between the emission monitoring
system and multiple locations (i.e. control room, test center, office,
etc.). Hence, you can view real-time emission testing data on-demand
from any location you choose using our wireless network data-logging
system!
Air Hygiene performs FTIR testing by EPA Method
320 & 321 for Hazardous Air Pollutants (HAPS) including formaldehyde,
benzene, xylene, toluene, hexane, ammonia, hydrogen chloride, etc.
This methodology provides real-time analysis of these critical pollutants.
Air
Hygiene specializes in the following types of pollutants
and EPA Reference Methods (RM):
- Exhaust Flow-RM 2 &/or 19
- Carbon Dioxide (CO2)-RM 3a
- Oxygen (O2)-RM 3a &/or 20
- Moisture-RM 4
- Particulates (PM)-RM 5 (filterable)&202(condensable)
- PM<10 microns (PM10)-RM 201a
- PM<2.5 microns (PM2.5)-RM 201b
- PM sizing (elzone analysis)
- Sulfur Dioxide (SO2)- RM 6c
- Nitrogen Oxides (NOx)-RM 7e &/or 20
- Sulfuric Acid Mist (SO3)-RM 8a(control condensate)
- Opacity-RM 9
- Carbon Monoxide (CO)-RM 10
- Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S)-RM 11
- Lead-RM 12
- Dioxin & Furans-RM 23
- Total Hydrocarbons (THC)-RM 25a
- Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)-RM 25a & RM 18
- Metals-RM 29
- Chrome-RM 306
- Formaldehyde-RM 320(FTIR), SW-846 0011, CARB 429
- HAPS-FTIR-RM 320(FTIR)
- Ammonia- CTM-027 or BAAQMD ST-1B
- Mercury-Ontario Hydro Method, Sorbent
Tubes (both with on-site analysis, RM 29, and coming in August
2007-instrumental Hg by THERMO Mercury Freedom System
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