Live Kiln 6 Data
The two graphs below give a pictorial interpretation of kiln
environmental performance; they should be read in conjunction with
each other.
The upper graph displays the stack particulate mass concentration
in relation to our licence limit of 150mg/m3. The second
is the stack particulates mass flow rate. Both charts are updated
every 20 minutes.
Notes on the emissions measurements
Stack particulate mass concentration is measured in milligrams
per cubic metre (mg/m3). It describes the amount of dust
in every cubic metre of air in the stack, at the point of
measurement. Stack particulate mass flow rate is measured in grams
per second (g/s). It is the product of the stack particulate mass
concentration and the stack air flow and is an indicator of the
amount of particulates exiting the stack.
It can be concluded that the lowest probability of environmental
impact is when the stack particulate mass concentration and the
stack flow are both low, the reverse is also true. However there
may also be low probability for environmental impact when stack
particulate mass concentration is high but the stack particulate
mass flow is low. Stack particulate mass concentration and stack
particulate mass flow should be interpreted together to obtain a
more comprehensive understanding of the likelihood of environmental
impact from the stacks.
If you have any concerns regarding this data or want to know what actions are being taken in relation to particular events shown on the CEMS graphs, please contact us via our feedback hotline on 1800 156 826.
