Another CAS shelter installed in Indiana. This CAS 8’ x 16’ 9001 series shelter features a full aluminum roof deck and an aluminum staircase. The shelter will be utilized to monitor particulate in ambient air.
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CAS has built, delivered and installed a 9001 series monitoring shelter for yet another customer in Florida! This shelter features a rooftop platform, ladder and telescopic Met tower.
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CAS has delivered and installed another 9003 series container shelter with rooftop platform and stairs for a customer in sunny Florida! For more on the 9003 shelters, click here.
Update: Air Quality Monitoring Station Installed in Jamaica
CAS recently installed a Turn-Key Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Station in sunny Jamaica. A CAS 9001 Series Shelter mounted to a trailer crossed rugged terrain to a remote location on the island.
The Station is integrated with instrumentation to measure NOx, SO2 and O3 and is also equipped with a detachable meteorological tower for meteorological measurements.
Delivered: A New Turn-key Mobile Odorization System
CAS has delivered a new turn-key Mobile Odorization System to a large gas transmission customer. The system features a 21′ enclosed trailer with shore and solar power options, an on board, 100-gallon odorant tank, a dual-pump injection system and multiple safety features like LEL sensors and a gas detection system.
27th World Gas Conference
Date: June 25-29, 2018
Join CAS at the 27th World Gas Conference in Washington D.C. Speakers from within and outside the gas industry, along with key policy makers will present their views on the most timely and topical, technical, commercial and strategic, issues and opportunities facing the natural gas industry. Keynote speakers include CEOs of major global energy companies and Energy Ministers.
A 40,000 square foot exhibition will host 350 exhibitors, including a Sustainable Energy Pavilion, a Robotics and Automation Pavilion, and a Gas for Transportation Pavilion.
For more information on this conference visit the official conference website
USEPA National Ambient Air Monitoring Conference
Join CAS in beautiful Portland, Oregon for the USEPA National Ambient Air Monitoring Conference. The conference is being held at the Marriott Portland Downtown Waterfront.
GET ESSENTIAL TRAINING ON AIR MONITORING TOPICS! Whether your previous air monitoring experience spans months, years, or decades, this conference will provide you with the skills and information to help prepare for the future challenges of air monitoring.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND? State, local, Tribal and international air quality staff involved with operating, planning, or managing air monitoring networks and reporting data to AQS, AIRNOW, and other users. We also encourage other stakeholders including health researchers, dispersion modelers, data analysts, and air quality policy staff to attend to gain additional perspectives on how air monitoring data are collected and utilized.
For more information on this conference visit the official conference website
Air Quality Monitoring Station sent to Jamaica
CAS recently designed, manufactured and integrated a Turn-Key Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Station that was sent to the country of Jamaica. This station consists of a CAS 9001 Series Shelter mounted to a trailer for transport. The Station is integrated with instrumentation to measure NOx, SO2 and O3. The station was also equipped with a detachable meteorological tower for meteorological measurements.
CAS Shelter Delivered to the Northeast
CAS recently delivered a 9001 Series Shelter to an air quality agency in the Northeastern United States. This shelter is equipped with the CAS electric jack system that allows for the shelter to be safely raised off the ground and attached to a trailer for transport. For more information on this or other style CAS shelters please contact the CAS sales team.
Inaugural Technical Training
CAS hosted our Inaugural Technical Training on January 10-13, 2017. Training topics included Ambient Air Quality Monitoring and Natural Gas Measurement Techniques. The training was attended by groups from Latin America, South America, and Europe. Thank you to all who attended. Stay tuned for more information on Technical Training.
