Why American Ecotech for Cement Plant Monitoring?

• American Ecotech have proven, industry leading, configurable air monitoring solutions for the cement plant.  Our air monitoring solutions are increasingly being seen as the benchmark for quality, performance, usability and reliability.
• Only American Ecotech provides all the key components including hardware, software, applications, analysis, design, installation, maintenance and data monitoring and reporting to provide a complete air monitoring solution for your cement business. American Ecotech's advanced air monitoring analytic capabilities for cement industries provides the information necessary to enable informed decision making on business and compliance management challenges.
• American Ecotech provides a completely integrated air monitoring solution for the cement plant industry, with functionality that optimizes air monitoring compliance and decision making.
• We can provide point solutions to your particular requirement, or an integrated air monitoring solution.
• We have a commitment to our clients that goes well beyond the sale of hardware.  We work with you to make the air monitoring solution meet your business needs.

For the cement industry, the main sources of dust emissions are kilns, raw mills, clinker coolers and cement mills. Dust emissions also arise as a result of transport of raw materials to the site, from stockpiles of raw materials, from hoppers and raw material transfer, and pipework. Quarrying operations also contribute to dust emissions. While in many countries considerable efforts have been employed to reduce dust exposure cement plants and associated quarries can still be a high source of particulates.  American Ecotech can help with your emissions monitoring for your cement plant.

Measurement of particulates, SO2, NOx, hydrocarbons and greenhouse gas emissions from the cement manufacturing industry requires careful selection of instrumentation. American Ecotech offers a complete monitoring solution tailored to this industry.

Some of the most important environmental issues facing the cement industry are; greenhouse gas emissions and atmospheric releases, primarily of NOx, SO2, hydrocarbons and particulates and health and safety issues relating to workers and community exposure to dust. Global warming is of special interest to the cement industry as almost 1 ton of CO2 is released for every 1 ton of cement produced or 5% of all global greenhouse emissions.

The cement industry is steadily upgrading plants with more effective flue-gas cleaning equipment, in order to reduce emission levels. So as to maximise the performance of these system continuous emissions monitoring is required.