Isokinetic sampling is to extract the
contents of the emission with the same
flow rate as the flow of the stack.
The initial US EPA Methods 1-4 define
the conventions utilised to gather the
primary information required to perform
isokinetic source testing. This information
includes traverse points, stack gas
velocity, volumetric flow rate, moisture
content, excess air and dry molecular
weight of the stack emissions. This
data is important for the determination
of nozzle size, sampling flow rate and
other parameters required to adhere
to isokinetic sampling principles.
The equipment used is the ESC 5000 Isokinetic Sampler manufactured in the US. |