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4.6. Sorbent Traps (40 CFR Part 75 Continuous Emission Monitoring, App. K) 4.6.3. Ohio Lumex and Apex Instruments Ohio Lumex and Apex Instruments have teamed up to provide a sorbent trap system. The XC-6000EPC MercSampler, provided by Apex Instruments, consists of the following: probe, paired sorbent traps, automated data acquisition and handling system, moisture removal components, sample pump, dry gas meter and heated umbilical line, Figure 4-37. Sorbent traps, and sorbent analysis instrumentation were provided by Ohio Lumex. 4.6.3.1. Apex Instruments Sampling System. The monitoring system samples stack gas at a rate proportional to the stack gas volumetric flow rate. Sampling is a batch process. Mercury mass emissions per hour during the sampling period are calculated by using stack gas flow rate measured by a certified flow monitor and correcting it to standard conditions (pressure and temperature). Each system requires the use of paired sorbent traps. For each pair of sorbent traps analyzed, the average of the two Hg concentrations are used for reporting purposes under ¡ì75.84. Each sorbent trap contains a main section, backup section and third section to allow spiking with a calibration gas of known Hg concentration. A certified flow monitoring system and correction for stack gas moisture content are required. The automated data acquisition and handling system ensures the sampling rate is proportional to the stack gas volumetric flow rate. After each sample collection period, the mass of Hg adsorbed in each sorbent trap is determined according to the applicable procedures in appendix K to part 75. The sorbent media used to absorb Hg are configured in a trap using three distinct and identical sections, which could be analyzed separately. Section 1 - Primary capture of gaseous Mercury Section 2 - Determination of breakthrough Section 3 - Spiked with known amount of gaseous Hg prior to sampling for determining recovery efficiency The sorbent media can be any collection material capable of capturing and recovering all gaseous forms of Hg for subsequent analysis. Examples include carbon or a chemically treated filter. Selection of the sorbent media is based on the material¡¯s ability to achieve the performance criteria contained in Section 8 of Appendix K. In addition, selection is based on the sorbent vapor-phase Hg capture efficiency for the emissions matrix and the expected sampling duration at the test site. Paired sorbent traps are supported on a probe(s) and inserted directly into the flue gas stream. Each sorbent trap is mounted for gas samples to enter the trap directly. This mount can be within the probe or at the entrance. Each probe and/or sorbent trap assembly must be heated to a temperature sufficient to prevent liquid condensation in the sorbent traps. The probes use a calibrated thermocouple to monitor the stack temperature. A single probe capable of operating the paired sorbent traps may be used. Alternatively, individual probe/sorbent trap assemblies may be used, provided that the individual sorbent traps are co-located. A moisture removal device or system, suitable for continuous duty (e.g. Peltier cooler), is included to remove water vapor from the gas stream prior to entering the dry gas meter. A known mass of gaseous Hg is spiked onto Section 3 of each sorbent trap prior to sampling. A practical system, capable of delivering almost any mass required, makes use of NIST-certified or NIST-traceable Mercury salt solutions (e.g., Hg(NO3)2). Any analytical system capable of quantitatively recovering and quantifying total gaseous Hg from sorbent media is acceptable provided that the analysis can meet the performance criteria in Section 8 of this procedure. Candidate analytical techniques include ultraviolet atomic fluorescence (UVAF); ultraviolet atomic absorption (UVAA), with and without gold trapping; and in situ X-ray fluorescence (XRF) analysis. 4.6.3.2. Ohio Lumex Sorbent Traps. Sorbent traps, provided by Ohio Lumex for the Armstrong test, are presented in Figure 4-38. Ohio Lumex sorbent trap specifications and characteristics: Spiked/not spiked 3-section sorbent traps are available in sizes 6 mm and 10 mm OD; 4-section traps are available for Hg specialization Iodinated, acid washed coconut shell charcoal. 150 mg and 1g loading on small/large trap section. Low mercury background levels: less then 2 ng per section Easy to remove and easy to set for ¡°leak check¡± cap plugs Extra thick glass for trap rigidity Customized spiking level for the 3rd section: 50 to 200,000 ng Long term storage stability: 1year Sampling duration: up to 2 weeks High-capacity mercury loading: up to 200,000 ng per section In-house analysis with short turnaround time 4.6.3.3. Trap Analysis Procedure. RA-915+ analyzer with RP-M324 attachment, Figure 4-39, is designed for field on-site or laboratory testing of sorbent trap tubes for Sorbent Trap Monitoring of Hg emissions from coal fired power plants. U.S. EPA validated thermal decomposition is referenced in appendices K part 75 of the Clean Air Mercury Rule. The AA technology is used for no sample preparation analysis. Analysis time is less than two minutes per sample. No liquid chemicals or gas are required, and no chemical waste is generated. RA-915+ with RP-M324 A sorbent trap tube is cut and sorbent is transferred onto a quartz ladle. The ladle is inserted into the analyzer thermo catalytic conversion chamber heated to 800¡ãC wherein mercury is converted from a bound state to the atomic state by thermal decomposition in a two-section furnace. This approach requires no pre-concentration on gold, eliminating the associated problems. The use of multi-path cell combined with ¡°dry¡± converter provides highest sensitivity with no interferences from the sample matrix. Mercury measurements take place in the heated cell zone of converter directly coupled to spectrometer. High temperature (800C) and short residence time prevents Hg atoms from recombining with any ¡°active¡± species generated due to high temperature decomposition of sample matrix. An external pump is used to draw ambient air and purify it for combustion. No cylinders of oxidizer or compressed gases are required |
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