CEM 2020 - Conference Programme

CEM 2020 conference programme will be available soon

Please see CEM 2018 conference programme below

CEM 2018 Conference Programme - Day1 (16th May 2018)

Time	Title	Speaker	Company	Country
09:15-09:30	Opening
Session 1: Regulation (Chair(s): Rod Robinson & David Graham)
09:30-09:50	Emissions Regulation within the European Union	Mr David Graham	Uniper	United Kingdom
09:50-10:100	CEMS, an effective compliance enforcement tool, connects international market and expertise- A case study from India	Mr Sanjeev K Kanchan	Centre for Science and Environment	India
10:10-10:30	Characterization in the discharge of plants, of atmospheric emission of black carbon	Mrs Isaline FRABOULET	INERIS	France
10:30-10:50	Medium Combustion Plants Directive (MCPD) overview with focus on calibration and instrumentation gases necessary to comply with the new regulatory requirements	Dr Roberto Parola	The Linde Group	Germany
Coffee and Exhibition (10:50-11:10)
11:10-11:30	Emissions Reduction Using Combustion and Post Combustion Analyzer Control Strategies	Dr Barbara Marshik	Servomex	United States
11:30-11:50	The prospect for diesel and the likely real-world impact of RDE and WLTP: how effective will they be?	Mr Nick Molden	Emissions Analytics	United Kingdom
11:50-12:10	Mobile chasing measurement of on-road emissions of diesel trucks: Evidences of high NOX emissions from China IV vehicles	Dr Shaojun Zhang	Cornell University	United States
12:10-12:30	Comparing emissions from road, river and sea transport	Mrs Anita Bradshaw	Green Sea Guard B.V.	Netherlands
Lunch (12:30-14:00)
Lunch Time Seminar by Thermo Fisher (13:20-14:00): Speciated Mercury Emission Behavior as a Function of Fuel Type and Pollution Control Device
Session 2: Standards and Quality (Chair(s): Jean Poulleau & Peter Wilbring)
14:00-14:20	Improving the quality of measurements of stack emissions: - An update on research and standardisation activities in Europe	Mr Rod Robinson	National Physical Laboratory	United Kingdom
14:20-14:40	Results of an Interlaboratory comparison on emissions measuremente between 40 Italian public laboratories	Dr Domenico Cipriano	RSE	Italy
14:40-15:00	The Last Decades Performance for Emissions Measurements of CO, NOx, SO2, TOC and Dust Assessed via Combining UK and German Proficiency Testing Data from Stack Simulator Facilities	Dr Marc Coleman	National Physical Laboratory	United Kingdom
15:00-15:20	The Importance of Measurement Uncertainty for Emissions Compliance	Mr Frans Blank	DNV-GL	Netherlands
Coffee and Exhibition (15:20-15:40)
15:40-16:00	Validation of an "Infrared analytical technique" for sampling and determination of hydrogen chloride content in ducts and stacks from industrial sites	Mr Chris Dimopoulos	National Physical Laboratory	United Kingdom
16:00-16:20	CEMS for monitoring GHG emissions in EU Emissions Trading - Current state of application and improvements of monitoring methods	Mr Guido Baum	TÜV Rheinland Energy GmbH	Germany
16:20-16:40	Choosing the right tool from the ISO 6145 norm for gas analysers calibration	Mr Georges Schmidt	LNI Swissgas	Switzerland
16:40-17:00	Implementation Challenges in CEMS	Mr Chirag Bhimani	GPCB	India

CEM 2018 Conference Programme - Day2 (17th May 2018)

Time	Conference Room 1	Conference Room 2
	Session 3: Mercury and fine particulate- Parallel Session (Chair(s): Andy Curtis, Jeffrey Ryan & Robert Baxter)	Session 5: Fugitive and Fence line monitoring - Parallel Session (Chair(s): Rod Robonson & Karsten Fuglsang)
09:10-09:30	Continuous mercury emission monitoring and the effects of cement plant operation and mitigation measures on mercury emissions Presenter: Mr Felix Bartknecht,SICK AG, Germany	Results from the development and validation of a new European Standard for measuring fugitive emissions. Presenter: Mr Rod Robinson, National Physical Laboratory, United Kingdom
09:30-09:50	Long-Term Mercury Monitoring Results of a Lignite-Fired Power Plant in the U.S. Presenter: Mr Christoph Booke, AGT-PSG GmbH & Co. KG, Germany	Advanced remote sensing solutions accommodating petrochemical/chemical industrial monitoring needs and challenges Presenter: Mr Gilad Shpitzer, Atmosfir Optics, Israel
09:50-10:10	Mercury measurement for increasingly stringent emissions controls Presenter: Mr Michael Hayes, Linde North America, United States	Quantifying temporal variation in methane emission from a landfill using tracer dispersion method Presenter: Dr Jacob Monster, FORCE Technology, Denmark
10:10-10:30	An Overview of Mercury Abatement and Monitoring Research in Poland Presenter: Karl Wilber, Tekran Instruments, United States	Field validation of a novel, near real-time methane fugitive monitoring system for vent and leak detection Presenter: Mr David Butterfield, National Physical Laboratory/ Natioanl Grid, United Kingdom
Coffee and Exhibition (10:30-11:00)
11:00-11:20	Future requirements for mercury emission monitoring Presenter: Emilia Jyrkiäinen, Gasmet Europe Oy, Finland	A new laser sensing approach for application in fence line and fugitive emission monitoring Presenter: Mr Mohammed Belal, MIRICO, United Kingdom
11:20-11:40	Continuous Hg measurement for optimization of Hg reduction measures Presenter: Mrs Sarah Luehmann, DURAG GmbH, Germany	Innovative Optical multi Gas Imaging core for large scale adoption and fugitive emissions mitigation Presenter: Dr Francisco Cortes, SENSIA Solutions S.L, Spain
11:40-12:00	A Different Look at PM Monitoring Presenter: Mr Robert Baxter, B3 Systems, United States	Applications and field results for Quantitative Optical Gas Imaging Presenter: Mr Steve Beynon, FLIR, United Kingdom
12:00-12:20	The impact of ever-decreasing emission limit values on process control, emission monitoring and calibration Presenter: Ryan Goater, PCME, United Kingdom	On-line management of industrial fugitive dust emissions by fence line monitoring? Presenter: Dr Hege Indresand, Teknova AS, Norway
12:20-12:40	Effect of PM/dust size distribution on PM CEMS response in a large scale coal CHP plant Presenter: Mr Erkki Lamminen, Dekati Ltd, Finland	Quantification of fugitive dust emissions from bulk solids managing activities in ports Presenter: Dr Vicenta Sanfelix, Instituto de Tecnologia Ceramica, Spain
Lunch (12:40-14:10)
Lunch Time Seminar by Thermo Fisher (13:20-14:00): Performance Specification Testing Challenges of Mercury CEMS, 10 Years After We Started
	Session 4: Gaseous species at low concentrations (HCl, HF, NH3, SO3, CH4, N2O, CHOH, TOC)- Parallel Session Main conference room (Chair(s): Jean Poulleau & Peter Wilbring)	Session 5: Continues
14:10-14:30	Field characteristics of HCHO measurement method Presenter: Dr Domenico Cipriano, RSE, Italy	Gas Cloud Imaging Technology for Emissions Monitoring Presenter: Dr Joshua May,Rebellion Photonics, United States
14:30-14:50	Experience with measurements of Sulfur components including SO3 / H2SO4 for process control in coal fired power plants Presenter: Mr Jorn Baasner, SICK AG, Germany	Innovative Air Quality Sampling and Measurement System Assisted by Drone Presenter: Mr Nicolas Turgeon & Patrick Chatelle, Centre de recherche industrielle du Quebec (CRIQ) & Dronexperts, Canada
14:50-15:10	Multi-Component ISO 17025, ISO 17034 VOC Standards at Part Per Million Levels and Below Presenter: Mr Michael Hayes, Linde North America, United States	Vertical concentration profiles measured with a drone in a street canyon Presenter: Dr Matti Irjala, Aeromon Oy, Finland
Coffee and Exhibition (15:10-15:40)
	Session 6: Innovative Measurement Technology - Main conference (Chair(s): Karl Wilber & Jean Poulleau)
15:40-16:00	Combination of OFCEAS Spectroscopy and Low Pressure sampling, the future of emission monitoring Presenter: Mr Etienne Smith, AP2E, France
16:00-16:20	Continuous monitoring of biogenic CO2 emissions - A tool for the determination of the portion of green energy Presenter: Mr Juergen Reinmann, Environnement S.A Deutschland, Germany
16:20-16:40	Novel CEM gas detection system for SO2, NOx and CO/CO2 monitoring based on small size NDIR- and NDUV - technology Presenter: Prof Gerhard Wiegleb, University of Applied Sciences Dortmund, Germany
16:40-17:00	Measurement of Gaseous Species at Trace Levels with Laser Dispersion Spectroscopy Presenter: Dr Graham Leggett, MIRICO Ltd, United Kingdom