AMBIENT AIR MONITORING

In the aerospace & government industries, ambient air monitoring for toxic volatile organic compounds (VOCs) is critical. This is especially important in space probes and other aerospace applications for health, safety, and compliance reasons. Our EXTREL™ MAX300-AIR™ mass spectrometer is a specialized instrument used to monitor ambient air in the aerospace & government sectors. This device employs advanced mass spectrometry techniques to detect and measure gases, including VOCs, greenhouse gases, and atmospheric pollutants, providing real-time monitoring capabilities that allow for immediate action

Additionally, the aerospace & government sectors are subject to stringent environmental regulations. The MAX300-AIR plays a key role in ensuring compliance by assessing air pollution levels and identifying emission sources, helping to mitigate environmental impact. Aerospace facilities often generate emissions during manufacturing or engine testing, and the MAX300-AIR can help quantify and control these emissions, ensuring compliance with emission standards.

Our TIGER OPTICS™ CRDS (Cavity Ring-Down Spectroscopy) gas analyzers provide exceptional precision for air quality monitoring in aerospace & government applications. These analyzers detect minute concentrations of gases in the air with accuracy in the parts-per-billion (ppb) range, making them ideal for monitoring pollutants that may pose risks to human health.

The aerospace & government sectors also rely on our T-I-MAX-AIR™ analyzer for continuous real-time monitoring of CO2, CH4, and H2O, ideal for monitoring atmospheric greenhouse gases. This advanced technology meets the stringent standards of the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) and ensures that measurements are precise and traceable.

Our EXTREL™ VeraSpec™ Atmospheric Pressure Ionization Mass Spectrometer (APIMS) is designed for low parts-per-trillion detection limits, making it invaluable for contamination control in Ultra-High Purity (UHP) gases used in semiconductor and high-tech applications. This APIMS provides detailed air quality data, crucial for maintaining compliance in the aerospace & government industries.

AIRPORT DEICING

Airport de-icing runoff and surface water must be continuously monitored at airports, particularly in the aerospace & government sectors. Regulatory bodies like the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) require airports to monitor the quality of wastewater and stormwater. TOC water analysis is one method used to measure the organic content of water, helping airports comply with regulations. Wastewater and stormwater generated by airports often contain pollutants that can harm the environment. Through TOC water analysis, airports can identify organic pollutants, such as hydrocarbons, and take steps to prevent their release into the environment.

In the aerospace & government industries, ambient air monitoring for toxic vol

De-icing agents, which are essential for airport operations, contain chemicals that can harm the environment. These chemicals contribute to the levels of Total Organic Carbon (TOC) in wastewater. Monitoring TOC levels in de-icing wastewater is essential to comply with environmental discharge regulations.

Our LAR™ QuickTOCairport™ TOC COD water analyzer is specifically designed for airport applications in the aerospace & government sectors. It monitors wastewater generated during the de-icing process, as well as runoff water from runways and taxiways, ensuring that the water is treated and discharged in compliance with environmental regulations. It can also be used to monitor wastewater treatment plants at airports, ensuring that the treated water meets environmental standards.