MTB-H-U · Mercury Trap, 30B, High Temp, Unspiked

Method 30B is a procedure for measuring total vapor-phase mercury (Hg) emissions from coal-fired combustion sources using sorbent trap sampling and an extractive or thermal analytical technique. This method is only intended for use only under relatively low particulate conditions (e.g., sampling after all pollution control devices).

Any trap can be customized for special stack conditions. For high particulate and wet stacks, we recommend using the Apex Sorbent Trap Shield to reduce sorbent trap plugging.

*Stack Condition Key
  RATA - Relative Accuracy Test Audits of App K Sampling Systems
  Standard - Stack Temp 200-400oF, SO2 Level < 500PPM
  Acid Gases - Stack Temp 200-400oF, SO2 Level > 500PPM
  High Temp - Stack Temp > 400oF, SO2 Level < 500PPM
  High Temp - Stack Temp > 400oF, SO2 Level > 500PPM
  & Acid Gas
  • Short Term Mercury Trap (Method 30B)
  • High Capacity Impregnated Carbon
  • Low Mercury Background Levels
  • Custom Spiking Available
  • Textured, Easy Grip Caps will ensure Accurate Leak Checking
  • Protective Transport Tubes
  • Chain of Custody Included
  • Long Term Storage
  • Variable Testing Duration
  • Size (mm) 10 O.D. x 185 L.
  • Stack Condition: High Temperature
  • 2 Sections
  • Section Breakdown: .5 grams carbon 1st section,
    .3 grams carbon 2nd section

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