For over 15 years we have been designing and manufacturing integrated systems for the continuous emissions monitoring generated by combustion processes in industrial plants.
Each of our emission control and combustion monitoring systems is delivered turnkey, designed for integration into both new and existing plants, and suitable for use on boilers and furnaces across a wide range of industrial sectors: food, textile, paper, chemical, pharmaceutical, aerospace, and many others.
Boilers and furnaces are indeed the beating heart of production in every industrial facility.
The type and quantity of components generated and released into the atmosphere during combustion processes are strictly regulated by national and local authorities through environmental standards and emission limit values. Measurements allow the detection of any deviations from these requirements, helping to maintain and improve air quality.

Our emission analyzer can be configured for the simultaneous monitoring of up to 6 stacks, ensuring maximum flexibility and adaptability to the specific needs of each plant.

What AMEC Measures and Monitors

Flue gases are drawn from the stack and directed into the boiler flue gas analyzer, where they undergo thermal reduction and dehumidification.

The sample is then analyzed by intelligent electrochemical cells, capable of accurately measuring and recording the concentrations of the main components present in the combustion gases.

Thanks to the integration of artificial intelligence-based technologies, the system performs predictive calibration and provides early warnings when the sensor cells are nearing the end of their service life, ensuring operational continuity and long-term accuracy.

The parameters analyzed by the combustion control system include:

AMEC - BOILER EMISSION MONITORING SYSTEM

Direct measurements

  • Flue gas temperature
  • Dry oxygen (O2)
  • Carbon monoxide (CO)
  • Nitrogen monoxide (NO)
  • Sulfur dioxide (SO2)
  • Wet oxygen (O2U)
  • Differential pressure (ΔP)

Indirect measurements

  • Carbon dioxide (CO2)
  • Nitrogen oxydes (NOx)
  • Sulfur Oxydes (SOx)
  • Vapor content (H2O)
  • Speed (V)
  • Flow rate (Q)
  • Efficiency (η)

Monitoring System Always Up-to-Date with Regulations

A key element of the AMEC monitoring system is our software, which is always aligned with current regulations on emissions control established by environmental authorities. The software allows for the acquisition, validation, and processing of collected parameters, storing them locally for real-time or historical visualization on the instrument’s display.

The flue gas analysis system acquires, validates, and processes the configured parameters, storing them to enable both real-time and historical monitoring through the control panel.

All data collected and analyzed by the instrument are archived for a period of 5 years.

AMEC Cloud: The AWS-Based Platform

The AMEC Cloud application, developed on the AWS platform, makes all measurements available in the cloud through dedicated dashboards, accessible anytime and anywhere.

Let’s explore its key visualization features in detail:

Geolocation

Users can view installed flue gas monitoring systems across multiple company sites on an interactive map.

Average graphs
Graphs show hourly, daily, and monthly averages of the analyzed parameters. Users can customize the view using the calendar, selecting the values and time period of interest.

Historical Graphs
Displays analyzed parameters in graphical format. Using the calendar, users can customize the view by selecting the parameters and time period to display.

Notifications
For each measured or calculated parameter, users can set limits. If a limit is exceeded, the system automatically sends an email notification.

Real-Time
A dedicated screen displays real-time information and details for each installed system, including user identification data, number of monitored stacks, system status, measured parameters, calculated parameters, and alarms.

Data Log
A table view lists parameter values in chronological order. Users can also customize the display using the calendar to select the desired time range.

Reports
These reports serve as the official documentation, certifying the continuous measurements performed by the instrument in case of inspections by regulatory authorities. Users can select the emission point of interest and download daily, monthly, or yearly reports of all measured averages.

Why Choose AMEC

  • Always up to date with current regulations
  • Configurable for 1 to 6 stacks
  • Customizable to meet specific operational needs
  • Continuous data backup
  • Automatic report generation for inspections conducted by environmental authorities
  • QAL 1 compliant system available upon request

Services

We offer a complete range of support and maintenance services:

  • Routine maintenance
  • Instrument calibration
  • Repairs
  • Annual maintenance
  • Remote assistance
  • Training