PRESS INFORMATION
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The Indian Government is imposing new environmental requirements on the most polluting sectors of industry and a Conference/Exhibition has been created to help process operators comply with the regulations.
The Press Release below provides further details and I hope that you will be able to publish this material
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Graham Meller
Buttonwood Marketing (UK)
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CEM India 2017 focuses on industrial emissions monitoring
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CEM India 2017 is major international Conference and Exhibition designed to provide the latest guidance on emissions monitoring. The event will take place at The Leela Ambience Convention Hotel in Delhi from 26thto 28thSeptember.
As one of the world's fastest growing economies and with the third highest level of carbon dioxide emissions, India has a vital role to play in the fight against climate change and air pollution. Recognising the critical role of monitoring in emissions management, the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) has adopted Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems (CEMS) as the preferred method for measuring industrial emissions in India. The CPCB has initially directed plants in 17 categories of the most polluting industries to install CEMS for real-time monitoring and compliance with regulatory emissions limits.
The main themes of the conference will include Indian Regulations and Monitoring Guidelines, Manual Stack Monitoring, Continuous Emission Monitoring, Calibration and Quality Control, Monitoring Techniques for: Particulates; Combustion gases including NOx, SO2, CO and CO2, trace species such as metals, mercury and dioxins, and Data Management. A number of industrial case studies will also be described in detail. Abstracts for all of the presentations are available atwww.CEMIndia.com.
Featuring over 50 of the world's leading providers of emissions monitoring equipment, the CEM India exhibition will provide visitors with an opportunity to view the latest equipment and technologies available for effective and reliable emissions monitoring. The equipment on show will include sampling and conditioning devices, continuous monitors, portable monitors, bag leak detectors and calibration gases. The monitors will cover a wide range of technologies including FTIR, FID, PID, NDIR, CVAF, GCMS, UV spectrometry, chemiluminescence, laser gas analysers and particulate monitors, amongst others.
Registration is now open atwww.CEMIndia.comoffering a full 3-day package or attendance at individual conference days. In addition, it is also possible to pre-register for free entry to the CEM India Exhibition.
Information for editors:
CEM India 2017follows a highly successful series of CEM events that have been held in Europe since 1997. CEM India will provide delegates and visitors with in-depth information on Indian regulations and policy, monitoring guidelines, calibration and quality control. There will be case study presentations from International speakers, The Central Pollution Control Board and the Centre for Science and Environment on best practice, installation, procedures and data capture.
Running alongside the conference will be an exhibition of domestic and international CEMS equipment manufacturers and suppliers who will be able to demonstrate and give technical advice on the latest technologies, standards, methods and services. Delegates and visitors to CEM India will come from CPCB, the State Pollution Control Boards and process operators for industries that need to monitor emissions to air.
CEM 2017 contact details:
Marcus Pattison
CEM India Organiser
Oak Court Business Centre
Sandridge Park, Porters Wood
St. Albans, Hertfordshire AL3 6PH
ENGLAND
Telephone: +44 (0) 1727 858840
Facsimile: +44 (0) 1727 840310
Email:info@ilmexhibitions.com