Automated data collection system for fugitive emission sources
AssigneeMetcalf & Eddy, Inc.
InventorsLawrence R. Rogero, Rex G. Trobridge, Luis J. Castleman, Tracy L. Schneider
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AssigneeMetcalf & Eddy, Inc.
InventorsLawrence R. Rogero, Rex G. Trobridge, Luis J. Castleman, Tracy L. Schneider
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An Automated data collection system for fugitive emission sources includes a handheld data terminal formed as a single portable package or integral unit. The data terminal is connected to an organic vapor analyzer (OVA) and an emissions receiving probe. The data terminal includes a display, a keypad, a microprocessor, a memory, a barcode reader and an analog to digital (A/D) converter for converting the emissions signal received from the OVA to a digital representation. The data terminal facilitates immediate on-site repair by providing repair guidance or repair options to the inspector during the inspections process. Front and rear magnets detachably mount the probe to the data terminal. The probe's rear magnet is recessed to matingly receive the unit's projecting rear magnet.
Apparatus for taking a gas sample at a release point tagged with an identification tag having a scannable identification code thereon, comprising:
Apparatus for taking a gas sample at a release point tagged with an identification tag having a scannable identification code thereon, and analyzing said gas sample with a gas analyzer that receives the gas sample and generates a concentration signal representative of the concentration of a component of the gas sample, comprising:
A collection system for monitoring fugitive emission sources, comprising:
Apparatus for taking a gas sample at a release point tagged with an identification tag having a scannable identification code thereon, and analyzing said gas sample with a gas analyzer that receives the gas sample and generates a concentration signal representative of the concentration of a component of the gas sample, comprising:
Apparatus for taking a gas sample at a release point tagged with an identification tag having a scannable identification code thereon, and analyzing said gas sample with a gas analyzer that receives the gas sample and generates a concentration signal representative of the concentration of a component of the gas sample, comprising:
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