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Source Sampling & CEMS Workshop Schedule |
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Overview: Walter S. Smith, the co-author of EPA Reference Methods 1-8, will lead the instruction of this workshop. The object of this 5-day seminar is for the student to understand the basics of the principles and practice of source sampling as well as to familiarize the student with the operation of stack sampling & CEMS equipment. It is targeted at those who need basic understanding of stack sampling such as environmental executives, environmental engineers, and those purchasing, observing, planning, or doing stack sampling or responsible for CEMS. The workshop will use EPA methods' 1-5 to teach the basics and then branch out to other topics. See Agenda This course will assist students in the review of source test and CEMS protocol and reports. The employee will develop the ability to plan, guide, evaluate, and perform source-sampling measurements to determine rates of emission from stationary sources and calibrate and audit CEMS. The course provides detailed review of EPA Methods 1 through 5 and other methods that may be encountered in the analysis of air source emissions. See Agenda The course develops: (a) knowledge of the stack testing equipment employed, (b) understanding of why the prescribed methods are used and (c) ability to perform and evaluate the calibrations and calculations that are a part of the reference methods. Instruction will relay heavily on use of the bias concept in evaluating stack-sampling data. Students will perform calculations on actual data of methods 1 through 5. |
Topics include:
EPA Methods l-8 EPA Instrumental Methods EPA Proposed and Draft Methods Overcoming Sampling Problems F Factor explanations Performance Specification Tests Part 60 and Part 75 CEM Monitoring Reporting Requirements CEMS Audits
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Workshop Schedule
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Cost: Participants will receive comprehensive workshop manuals containing all workshop proceedings, current regulations, methods and selected published papers. The cost of the Source Sampling Workshop is $1,299. Each student will receive a workshop manual (~300 pages) and a methods notebook (~300 pages). It does not include hotel accommodations. For answers to specific questions about the course material, call Walter Smith at 919-772-7843. CEU credit is available for this workshop. |
Registration: Complete the registration form in this brochure to register for the workshop. Payments may be made by use of check, VISA, MasterCard or American Express. All registrants must be paid in full before being admitted into the workshop. Classes fill quickly, so we urge you to pre-register early. Direct your questions concerning registration to the Source Sampling Workshop Registrar at 1-919-772-7843. See Registration Form |
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Space is limited at each workshop and will be assigned on a first-come first-served basis. |
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