May 2020
Process Controls, Instrumentation and Automation
Selecting the right gas analyzer to optimize monitoring of NOx and other emissions
Combustion processes of all types generate emissions of one kind or another.
The Authors
Michael Kamphus is the Global Product Manager for Emerson’s Rosemount process gas analyzers. He holds a PhD in chemistry from Bielefeld University in Germany, and has several years of experience as an industrial process gas analysis application engineer. Dr. Kamphus is a member of the German section of the Combustion Institute and the Process Analytics Working Group for the German Chemical Society.
Katherine Williams is the Product Manager for Emerson’s Rosemount QCL gas analyzers. Dr. Williams has a PhD in physical chemistry from the University of Leeds in the UK, and has more than 15 yr of experience in the design and development of gas and liquid analyzers.
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