Testing Services

EPA Source Test Methods

AmTest Air Quality performs most recognized EPA source test methods, including the following:

Method 1 — Traverse Points
Method 1A — Small Ducts
Method 2 — Velocity — S-type Pitot
Method 2A — Volume Meters
Method 2B — Exhaust Volume Flow Rate
Method 2C — Standard Pitot
Method 2D — Rate Meters
Method 2E — Landfill Gas Production Flow Rate
Methods 2F, 2G, & 2H — 3-D Probes
Method 3 — Molecular Weight
Method 3A — CO₂, O₂ — Instrumental
Method 3B — CO₂, O₂ — Orsat
Method 3C — CO₂, CH₄, N₂O, O₂ — TCD
Method 4 — Moisture Content
Method 5 — Particulate Matter (PM)
Method 5A — PM Asphalt Roofing (Particulate Matter)
Method 5B — PM Nonsulfuric Acid (Particulate Matter)
Method 5D — PM Baghouses (Particulate Matter)
Method 5E — PM Fiberglass Plants (Particulate Matter)
Method 5F—PM Fluid Catalytic Cracking Unit
Method 5i — Determination of Low Level Particulate Matter Emissions
Method 6 — Sulfur Dioxide (SO₂)
Method 6A — SO₂, CO₂
Method 6B — SO₂, CO₂ — Long Term Integrated
Method 6C — SO₂ — Instrumental
Method 7 — Nitrogen Oxide (NO_x)
Method 7A — NO_x — Ion Chromatographic Method
Method 7D — NO_x — Ion Chromatographic
Method 7E — NO_x — Instrumental
Method 8 — Sulfuric Acid Mist
Method 9 — Visual Opacity
Method 10 — Carbon Monoxide-NDIR
Method 10A — CO for Certifying CEMS
Method 10B — CO from Stationary Sources

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