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EBAM TRAINING IN MOZAMBIQUE BY PAUL MCNALLY OF ENVIROCON INSTRUMENTATION Paul explained how remote this station was compared to Kolwezi in the Democratic Republic of Congo, one of his previous trips.  The language spoken is Portuguese. For your air monitoring requirements in Africa, please contact Envirocon Instrumentation www.envirocon.co.za.

BAM 1020 Dual Measurements Installed by JJ Wilbur Company at the US Embassy in Uzbekistan. Made in the USA and proudly supplied to US Properties around the world!

BAM 1022 IN PUNA COURTESY OF STATE OF HAWAII  The State of Hawaii Department of Health, monitoring Kilauea Volcano in Puna, has deployed the BAM 1022 monitors, E-BAMS and E-Samplers.  Working with the USEPA, the State keeps the locals aware of air quality resulting from the eruption and lava flows. Protection of the citizens in the area is the primary goal since the eruption began.

The NEW GT-324 Particle Counter Met One Instruments,Inc.is proud to announce the new GT-324. This particle counter is a full-featured handheld particle counter that provides the functionality of a bench unit in a portable package.   A fully integrated RH/Temp sensor immediately adds readings to your displayed and logged data.   This easy to use unit is convenient for compliance.   The user interface is simple with the multi-function rotary dial.    The GT-324 complies with 21 CFR Part 11 with a password feature to prevent unauthorized changes to user settings. It is 21501-4 compliant. All new units include an NIST traceable certificate of calibration and we are including the upgraded Particle View software package with this model which offers reports, alarms, and conversions for improved data analysis.   The GT-324 has seven selectable sizes; 0.3, 0.5, 0.7, 1.0, 2.5, 5.0 and 10.0 microns.  The operator can choose ...

Cumberland County Clean Air: Air monitor data to be made available for research at Dickinson College Joseph Cress The Sentinel   Jun 1, 2018     0 Facebook Twitter Email SUBSCRIBE FOR 17¢ / DAY BUY NOW The vacuum air pump is part of the BAM-1020 air quality monitor temporarily stored at Tom Benjay's home in South Middleton Township. Michael Bupp, The Sentinel Facebook Twitter Email Print Save The same data that helped local residents make informed choices could be important to helping regional experts map out trends in fine particulate emissions and health issues related to air quality. For over nine years, the Clean Air Partnership operated a BAM-1020 air quality monitor mounted on the rooftop of The Sentinel Building at 457 E. North St. in Carlisle. As The Sentinel prepares to move to its new location at 327 B Street in Carlisle later this summe...