Diesel Emissions & Smoke Testing System UGAS
While UGAS was developed primarily as a diagnostic tool, current and future diesel emissions regulations
require periodic compliance-driven testing. Some states now mandate smoke testing and more can be expected
to follow. UGAS offers a simple and inexpensive way to meet these requirements. But the true benefit of UGAS,
when used as an integral part of a scheduled maintenance program, is immediate notification of problems
related to Intake Systems, Fuel Systems, Exhaust Systems, and of course, the Combustion Process.
Product Information Bulletin
The UGAS System
A Complete Emissions Measurement
& Data Recording/Reporting System
ECOM America, a leading manufacturer of industrial
emission test equipment, proudly introduces the
UGAS Diesel / LNG Emissions & Smoke Test System.
Based on years of proven reliability and success of the
ECOM AC portable emission analyzer, the UGAS system
was developed in cooperation with a large mining
company using diesel emissions monitoring as a
maintenance tool. Combined with a comprehensive
maintenance program, this company achieved reductions
of up to 65% on gases (CO) and up to 55% on DPM
(Diesel Particulate Matter). In addition, a 3% to 5%
savings in fuel costs were realized due to improved fuel
economy, translating to a significant impact on the
bottom line.
The UGAS System combines a gas analyzer,
capable of measuring O2, CO, CO2, NOx, SO2 (optional),
Hydrocarbons (optional), Temperature, and Backpressure.
The gas analyzer incorporates a high flow pump with EPA
sample conditioning techniques to deliver the exhaust gas
to the well-proven electrochemical sensors.
A unique software program automates the testing
procedure. Real time gas readings are displayed on the
PC, and with a simple click of the mouse, gas and smoke
measurements are performed and recorded with test
results displayed instantaneously. In addition to the
standard Smoke Density test, an optional Opacity Meter
(SAE J1667 compliant) is available and can be integrated
into the automated test procedure.