AAVOS International bv, Roger van Uden Detecting Waste Burning in Rural Air Pollution Hotspots Every winter, rural communities across Europe experience air pollution episodes that routine PM10 or PM2.5 monitoring struggles to fully explain. Residential wood burning is an expected and well-docum... 12 aug. 2026 News
AAVOS International bv, Roger van Uden Engineering Complete Sample Systems for Process Analysis Process analyzers — gas analyzers, particulate monitors, flow meters, pressure and temperature transmitters — are only ever as good as the sample they're given to measure. An analyzer can be perfectly... 12 aug. 2026 News
AAVOS International bv, Roger van Uden Custom-Built Monitoring Enclosures Not every air quality monitoring project fits into a standard cabinet bolted to a wall. Environmental consultancies tracking dust dispersion around a construction site, industrial operators required t... 12 aug. 2026 News
AAVOS International bv, Roger van Uden Stack Emission Monitoring: How Auburn's Particulate Sensors Keep Industrial Stacks Compliant Every industrial facility with a permitted stack — whether in aluminum production, cement manufacturing, power generation, or chemical processing — faces the same regulatory reality: particulate emiss... 12 aug. 2026 News
AAVOS International bv, Roger van Uden Baghouse & Dust Collector Monitoring Baghouses and dust collectors are the workhorses of industrial air pollution control — and also some of the most maintenance-intensive equipment on a plant floor. A single torn filter bag, a plugged c... 12 aug. 2026 News
AAVOS International bv, Roger van Uden Ambient & Workspace Air Quality Monitoring Not every particulate monitoring challenge involves a stack or a baghouse. In many industrial facilities, the air quality that matters most day-to-day is the air employees actually breathe on the prod... 12 aug. 2026 News
AAVOS International bv, Roger van Uden Why Does One VOC Analyzer Never Fit Every Application — and What Do You Do About It? When a customer calls us about VOC monitoring, the first question we ask is never "which instrument do you want?" It is: "What exactly are you trying to measure, where, and at what concentration level... 1 jul. 2026 News
AAVOS International bv, Roger van Uden Is Your Nephelometer Holding Back Your Research? ACOEM's 2026 Trade-In Campaign Makes Upgrading Easy If your lab is still running an older integrating nephelometer — an Aurora 3000, an Aurora 4000, or a comparable instrument from another manufacturer — this is the moment to upgrade without the usual ... 1 jul. 2026 News
AAVOS International bv, Roger van Uden Why Are Farms One of the Biggest Sources of Air Pollution — and What Can You Do About It? Farms don't look like factories. No smokestacks. No industrial exhaust. Yet research from Columbia University's Climate School found that emissions from agricultural and livestock facilities outweigh ... 1 jul. 2026 News
AAVOS International bv, Roger van Uden Why AI Is Creating a New Market for Ambient Air Monitoring Artificial intelligence is reshaping almost every industry. But there is one consequence of the AI boom that is not making headlines yet: the surge in demand for environmental measurement around AI in... 1 jul. 2026 News
AAVOS International bv, Roger van Uden Advanced Carbonaceous Aerosol Monitoring Next-Generation Carbonaceous Aerosol Speciation for Regulatory Networks and Atmospheric Research Characterising particulate matter (PM) concentrations in ambient air monitoring networks has traditiona... 2 jun. 2026 News
AAVOS International bv, Roger van Uden New EU Air Quality Standards: How Chromatotec Ensures Compliance with Directive 2024/2881 The landscape of environmental monitoring in Europe is changing. With the adoption of EU Directive 2024/2881 on October 23, 2024, the European Union has significantly tightened the requirements for ai... 24 apr. 2026 News