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Laser-based
November 1st 2004

Casella ETi has launched what it believes to be the UK’s first tuneable diode laser emissions monitoring system with ATEX approval for use in hazardous areas.

Proven technology in cross duct analysis of continuous emissions monitoring from within stacks enables measurement of average concentrations of gas in the ambient environment to a distance of 500m.

Use of tuneable diode laser (TDL) technology, makes possible monitoring of a single absorption line in the near infrared spectrum and eliminates cross interference by other gases. The TDL approach is said to enable very low detection limits, to PPB levels, for many gases. Open path NEO technology enables up to 20 different gases to be measured, The system is described as easy to set-up and align.

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Dosimeter aids selection of hearing protection (1st March 2008)

Anew product has been added to Casella CEL's dBadge noise dosimeter family. The CEL-352 dBadge 'Plus' measures the parameters necessary for the selection of hearing protection by HML or SNR methods.

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Sampling kits (1st March 2008)

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Wind check (1st May 2007)

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Noise checks (1st September 2006)

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Big noise for noise monitor (23rd May 2006)

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Noise exposure made easy (1st May 2006)

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New noise laws – win £1000 worth of Casella Monitoring kit (20th February 2006)

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Fab four can aid compliance (1st July 2005)

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MEASURES MERCURY (1st January 2005)

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Small success (1st January 2004)

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Measures up to three gases (1st November 2003)

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