Air Techniques holds the unique position as the only stack producer that is also in the stack testing, and stack monitoring business. Other departments of our company mirror our history as a steel stack producer dating back to earlier years when a customer’s request led to growth into these other fields. We provide stack testing services using EPA manual and in instrumental methods to perform stack emission tests. Our CEMS group designs, supplies and installs Continuous Emission Monitoring Systems (CEMS) on new or existing stack systems. In addition, we do quarterly service and reporting for any CEMS user. When you come to ATI you can expect to use our 30 years of experience to help optimize your stack test or monitoring facilities. As an example, we commonly see this item repeated, stack test facilities located 8 diameters from an upstream disturbance, when the regulations published in 40CFR60 allow the test location as close as 2 diameters. This saves the client expense for extra ladders and rest platforms and the stack test firm set up time placing the test platform at a lower elevation. Contact us for more details and specifics for your stack project.

 

 

 

 

Shown is an example of a typical stack test platform with a standard EPA manual test train with the probe and EPA sample box supported by a monorail.