Environmental Measurements

Diverse environmental air measurements are considered the most critical step in determining air quality, indoors and outdoors under accredited standards.

Air Quality Laboratory Scope & Consultancies:

• Measuring indoor and ambient concentrations of toxic gases and fine particulates.
• Providing specialized environmental and calibration consultancies and analytical data.
• Assisting governmental and industrial bodies in continuous air quality compliance.
• Deploying advanced continuous analyzers to track hazardous suspended pollutants.

CHMESR develops air pollutant measurement methods and environmental data management systems with scientific interpretation.

Including:

• Emission source monitoring.
• Ambient and indoor air quality monitoring.
• Air pollution forecasting and training.
• Environmental database development.

In addition to:

• Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) studies.
• Stack flue gas and isokinetic particulate testing (ISO Kinetic).
• Workplace noise, lighting lux, heat stress, ventilation, and vibrations.
• Compilation of environmental registers.

The Environmental Measurement Laboratory and Mobile Analytical Unit provide a comprehensive field and analytical testing ecosystem.

General Air Measurements:

• Gases (CO, SO2, NO2, O3, NH3) and Lead.
• Total suspended, PM10, and PM2.5 particulates.
• Chimney stack emissions and vehicle exhaust testing.

Workplace Environment Measurements:

• Total and respirable dust concentrations.
• Equivalent noise levels and illumination intensity.
• Thermal heat stress (WBGT), ventilation, and vibrations.
• UV radiation and electromagnetic field mapping.
• Toxic gas concentrations and water chemical testing.