Marine Emissions Analyser Control Units In The Spotlight
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Protea’s P2000 marine emissions analyser is operated via our dedicated Marine Emissions Analyser Control Unit. With the P2000 analyser being installed in-situ in the Exhaust Gas Cleaning Systems, or insulated exhaust duct, this can be some distance away from the system controller. The Marine Emissions Analyser Control Unit utilises a high grade marine-approved Panel PC.
The Marine Emissions Analyser Control Unit operated both as a display, data logger and a data transmission system. Gas concentrations from each of the stack mounted analysers on the vessel are displayed. In addition, the Control Unit will log the data and retransmits it to a supervisory system. The main screen, one for each analyser, displays the concentrations of each gas. Protea’s emission systems also report the SO2:CO2 ratio, along with any additional information such as process pressure, analyser and sample temperatures.
A dedicated diagnostics routine runs through a self-check on the emissions systems, applying check gas if available, and provides a diagnostic summary file. This can be sent to Protea’s support team if needed. Features include:
- Control of multiple marine emission analysers
- Monitor Accurately Required Emission Levels
- SO2:CO2 ratio reporting
- Minimal System Maintenance
- Compliant with Relevant International Standard
- Certified For Marine Installation
- Global Commissioning & Service Capability
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