Projects that speak for themselves

The Sonnblick Observatory is located in an almost emission-free environment on the alpine mountain ridge. Climate-relevant, environment-specific questions are researched there – also with the help of the precise, robust and compact 24/7 condensation particle counter GRIMM CPC 5421.

The AirQualifier EDM 264 from GRIMM AEROSOL TECHNIK is used in a government-funded aerosol research project in the Italian Alps. There, the influence of aerosols on climate change and glacier melt is being investigated.

The LaserCEM and the D-EMS 2020 environmental and process data management system were installed at the combined heat and power plant in the village of Iru, Maardu, Estonia. The plant is located within the metropolitan region of the Estonian capital Tallinn.

In its state-of-the-art laboratory in Harfleur, SGS France uses AP2E's ProCeas® gas analyzer. In combination with other technologies, this enables a comprehensive analysis of hydrogen purity. 

The METEOR is one of the largest German research vessels. For its scientific expeditions, the AirQualifier EDM 264 was installed on board, a mobile PM monitor from GRIMM AEROSOL TECHNIK, a member of the DURAG GROUP.

A newly developed pilot burner system from Danish manufacturer Sirius Energy uses HEGWEIN‘s pilot burner and consumes just three kilos of wood pellets instead of 400 liters of heavy fuel oil per startup. 

Koper is the most important seaside town in Slovenia. To protect people, the environment and nature, the local University of Primorska has been carrying out extensive fine dust measurements there on behalf of the port authority since 2000.

The powerful ProCeas® system for multi-gas analysis provides impressive services at 15 French waste management plants operated by Waga Energy.

Korea Western Power Co. Ltd. (KOWEPO) relies on AP2E's advanced gas analysis technology at one of its power plants in Korea. 

A complete one-stop tunnel monitoring system ensures the smooth flow of traffic on the 23-kilometer Transolímpica express route.

Modern combustion chamber cameras with thermography and analysis software ensure greater efficiency and higher availability at a German biomass cogeneration plant.

We were able to convince the Leibniz Center for Agricultural Landscape Research (ZALF) in Müncheberg with our compact and yet powerful gas analyzers.

Our modern EDM 180 aerosol spectrometers help to detect air pollution in Berlin and ensure good air quality in the German capital.

For many years now, we have successfully taken care of the maintenance of two mercury analyzers at an Italian power plant.

It’s not only our robust dust and volume flow measuring devices that make a good impression at this Egyptian plant. Our on-site service is also welcome.

Research groups at the Purdue University in Indiana, USA, collaborated with us to conduct novel real-time measurements of indoor aerosol concentrations and particle size distributions.

With more than 150 ignition units, some of which were specially manufactured, we supported the energy modernization of three power plants in the United States. A major project.

Our aerosol measurement technology helps to better understand the influence of clouds on climate change.

Mercury is a highly volatile heavy metal whose toxicity is well known. Reliable and continuous measurements of emissions are essential. This is an area in which we and our partners are very active – currently, for example, in the MIMOSA project.

For Électricité de France (EDF PEI & EDF SEI), the world’s second largest electricity producer, we implemented a large-scale project to monitor gas and dust emissions on three French overseas islands together with local partners.

Since 2013, AP2E, a member of the DURAG GROUP, has been supplying innovative gas analyzers to the renowned Institute for Energy Technology (IFE) from Norway. In this case, the focus is on studies of CO₂ transport and corrosion protection.

Within a few weeks of commissioning, the customer achieved fuel savings and optimized operation of the burners with our video and thermography system.

The National Research Institute for Agriculture, Food and the Environment (INRAE) in France measures N₂O and CH₄ as part of its agricultural research using our high-precision measurement technology.

In this application, a grate firing system for waste wood with 22 MW thermal output is ignited. HEGWEIN, a DURAG GROUP company, provided a compact and at the same time powerful solution for this.

AP2E, a member of the DURAG GROUP, is part of the European research project "MetroHyVe", which deals with the development of methods for controlling hydrogen purity.