Back in 1977 when Signal Group first started manufacturing gas analysers, components were less proficient and consistent, and analysers required a higher level of ‘tender loving care’. At that time, James Clements, the company’s Managing Director, was little more than a twinkle in his father’s eye, but today, with an
The surprising story of how the North Pole turned to advanced gas analysis to keep Christmas clean and green. For centuries, Santa’s Workshop has been celebrated as one of the most productive manufacturing facilities on Earth. With millions of toys produced annually, an entirely renewable transport fleet powered by reindeer,
Just as a puppy is not just for Christmas, a gas analyser is not just for regulatory compliance. Process managers generally install a continuous emissions monitoring system (CEMS) because they have to, by law. In the following article, James Clements, MD at Signal Group, explains how businesses can extract maximum
Gas analysers are performing a vital role for packaging manufacturers looking to check the environmental performance of their latest products as they seek new ways to develop sustainable packaging. Signal Group, the UK based manufacturer of gas analysers, has seen a particular increase in demand for its continuous VOC measurement
When monitoring volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and total hydrocarbons (THC) in regulated industries, accuracy isn’t optional — it’s a legal and operational necessity. Whether you’re managing a waste incinerator, a thermal oxidiser, or a medium combustion plant, your gas analysis system must meet strict performance and certification standards. At Signal Group, we’ve engineered the SOLAR CEMNEX to not only deliver
Signal Group, a leading UK manufacturer of gas analysers, has announced the launch of SOLAR CEMNEX, a continuous emissions monitoring (CEM) system with MCERTS approval for the measurement of total organic carbon concentration in sample gas. Designed for regulatory compliance and process control, employing a reference method flame ionisation detector
In the realm of precise gas analysis, particularly within continuous emissions monitoring systems (CEMS) and process control applications, the integrity of the sample from the point of extraction to the analyser is paramount. A critical, yet often underestimated, component in maintaining this integrity is the heated sample line. Failure to
Setting the Standard in Gas Analysis: Why Reference Methods Matter In the rigorous domains of emissions monitoring, industrial process control, and advanced atmospheric research, the precision and reliability of gas analysis instrumentation are not merely advantageous; they are foundational to regulatory compliance, environmental stewardship, and scientific advancement. The designation of
Understanding the Role of Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems (CEMS) In an increasingly regulated world, the ability to accurately monitor emissions in real time is no longer a luxury—it’s a necessity. Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems (CEMS) provide the vital data industries need to: From power generation to cement production, from waste
The Flame Ionisation Detection (FID) method was first developed in the 1950s for the laboratory analysis of organic chemicals. Later, when environmental regulations began to limit the emissions of volatile organic chemicals (VOCs) in the 1970’s and 1980’s, the FID method was adapted for emissions monitoring. Signal Group was one