Development of the subsystem of registration and preliminary processing of contaminant emissions control data
Keywords:
emissions parameters, contaminants, on-site determination, pocket pc, gas-dust flow, speed and volume throughput, sample passport data, fuel consumption equipmentAbstract
The paper is dedicated to development of software package automatizing the process of contaminants emission parameters on-site determination. The results of comparative analysis of mobile computing devices according to relevant criteria are presented. The developed software processes speed measurements calculations, volume throughput of gas-dust flow, volume throughput within suspended solid matters sampling and calculation of sample passport data from test record sheet of contaminants content in emissions of fuel consumption equipment. During the current year the developed software package is scheduled for implementation to all regional state ecology inspections of Ukraine as part of subsystem "Emissions" of ACS "EcoInspector".Downloads
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2010-11-12
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V. B. Mokin, H. V. Horiachev, D. I. Katielnikov, S. O. Zhukov, and I. A. Morhun, “Development of the subsystem of registration and preliminary processing of contaminant emissions control data”, Вісник ВПІ, no. 5, pp. 124–127, Nov. 2010.
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