Continuous Emission Monitoring System (CEMS)
Monitor gaseous pollutants in real time with Fuji Electric’s Continuous Emission Monitoring System. CEMS delivers precise, continuous analysis of emissions from industrial boilers, cogeneration units, power plants, and thermal facilities, helping industries meet stringent environmental regulations, optimize operations, and support ESG commitments.
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Advanced Tools for Accurate Emission Control
CEMS provides superior long-term stability and the simultaneous measurement of up to 14 flue gas components, including CO, CO₂, NOx, SO₂, N₂O, NH₃, HCl, CH₄, O₂, H₂O, along with pressure, temperature, flow, dust, and humidity. With advanced gas analyzers, intuitive interfaces, and rapid response times, the system ensures industries can proactively reduce emissions, plan maintenance effectively, and align with global compliance standards. From power generation and cement plants to waste incineration and industrial processes, CEMS empowers sustainable decision-making while improving performance.
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Advanced Tools for Accurate Emission Control
CEMS provides superior long-term stability and the simultaneous measurement of up to 14 flue gas components, including CO, CO₂, NOx, SO₂, N₂O, NH₃, HCl, CH₄, O₂, H₂O, along with pressure, temperature, flow, dust, and humidity. With advanced gas analyzers, intuitive interfaces, and rapid response times, the system ensures industries can proactively reduce emissions, plan maintenance effectively, and align with global compliance standards. From power generation and cement plants to waste incineration and industrial processes, CEMS empowers sustainable decision-making while improving performance.
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Advanced CEMS Technology
Equipped with cutting-edge NDIR, laser, and zirconia technologies, Fuji’s CEMS offers unmatched measurement accuracy. Features include QAL1/QAL2 certification, automated calibration, blowback cleaning, and multi-stack sampling for up to 8 stacks. Integrated with Fuji DAHS (Data Acquisition and Handling System) and remote monitoring (FBOX), CEMS delivers validated emissions data for compliance reporting and ESG transparency, making it a robust solution for industries worldwide.
- Multi-Component Analysis: Simultaneous monitoring of up to 14 gases plus dust, flow, pressure, and temperature.
- Certified Compliance: CE-marked, TÜV/MCERTS QAL1/QAL2/QAL3 system compliance.
- High Accuracy: NDIR, zirconia, laser, and optical scattering technologies for precise measurements.
- Fast Response: Detection within seconds for rapid corrective actions.
- Advanced Connectivity: Modbus® TCP/IP, Profibus, RTU, GSM options with customizable alarms.
- Automated Operation: Auto-calibration, QAL3 functions, and remote maintenance with FBOX.
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FAQs
FAQs
CEMS can monitor CO, CO₂, NOx, SO₂, N₂O, NH₃, HCl, CH₄, O₂, H₂O, as well as dust,
Industries include power generation, cement, steel, petrochemical, waste incineration, and district heating.
Yes, with rapid detection and continuous reporting for compliance and performance management.
Absolutely. CEMS works seamlessly with Fuji DAHS for validated reporting and ESG documentation.
By ensuring accurate emissions monitoring, it helps industries reduce their environmental footprint while maintaining compliance.
