Applying OE-FTIR for Compliance with Ethylene Oxide (EtO) Emissions Test Methods

Recently proposed US EPA regulations address air quality and point source emissions from industries that use ethylene oxide (EtO). As rules get finalized, companies should be prepared to adopt new equipment and controls for monitoring EtO in compliance with updated NESHAP guidelines.

Optically-enhanced FTIR (OE-FTIR) spectroscopy stands out for its ability to analyze EtO emissions at concentrations as low as 1 ppb, even in challenging sample matrices off a stack. This webinar explains in depth how OE-FTIR technology can be used to provide high-quality data, even amid interferences and sample variability, and in turn help facilities that use EtO achieve compliance with new stricter standards.

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Learn about these topics and more: 

• What performance specifications are outlined for CEMS that monitor EtO 
• How OE-FTIR exceeds the requirements for continuous EtO monitoring 
• Why OE-FTIR provides a reliable and robust solution for environmental health and safety

Who should attend?

This webinar will benefit industry professionals who are impacted by the updated EtO regulations in areas such as: 

• Chemical manufacturing 
• Commercial sterilization 
• Medical device production 
• Environmental compliance managers 
• Environmental health and safety professionals 
• Regulatory agencies

About the event speaker:

Olivia Madamba is an Applications Engineer with Thermo Fisher Scientific, Environmental and Process Monitoring. 

She has a BS in Chemical Engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute, with a concentration in Environmental Engineering. Olivia is an expert in OE-FTIR gas analysis solutions and specializes in both continuous emissions monitoring and ambient air quality monitoring applications.