Emsys Upgraded to Measure Mass Emissions Rates
WR Systems, Ltd. (WR) already has Type Approval (ABS) for the measurement of mass emissions using its laser-based Emsys Emissions Monitoring System (EMS). The latest upgrade uses in-stack exhaust gas mass flow sensors to measure the total output, and unique calculations provide stack emissions rates in kilograms per hour (kg/h) and total mass emissions in kilograms and metric tons (kg/ metric tons) for each measured gas, including CO2. WR said it has received a significant number of orders for Emsys emissions mass flow systems for newbuild contracts in the Far East. WR claims their current order book stretches well into 2015 and is bolstered by many recent contract awards from both domestic and international customers.
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(As published in the November 2013 edition of Maritime Reporter & Engineering News - www.marinelink.com)
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- ReFRESCO: Understanding & Designing Energy Saving Devices page: 18
- Nontank VRP Regs page: 20
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- e-Compliance: Revolutionizing the Efficiency of Compliance for Maritime Regs page: 28
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- GE Power Conversion page: 49
- EPA’s Vessel General Permit (VGP) & You page: 50
- Are PAGS the Answer? page: 51
- Don’t Forget: Seawater is a Free EAL page: 51
- Lukoil: Cylinder Oil to Reduce Wear, Consumption page: 52
- Agip Rebrands as Eni Powers Ahead in North America page: 52
- Floating Production Systems: Market Update page: 54
- Offshore Brazil: The Libra Field & Brazil’s Pre-Salt Policy page: 56
- On Ballast Water, Time is Running Out page: 60
- Standardization for Safer Shipping of e-Navigation & Training page: 62
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- The Drawing Board: Innovative OSV Design from the Ground up page: 68
- Product Tanker Hijackings page: 72
- The Trinidad & Tobago Maritime Sector page: 74
- Seatorque Boost for Brazil’s Biggest Superyacht page: 76
- Raytheon Anschütz Launches New Gyro Compass page: 85
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