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Flue gas analysis

  • Prevent unsafe situations and reduce energy loss with a professional flue gas analysis
  • Comply with legal requirements and gain insight into the performance of your heating system
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Flue gas analysis for businesses 

A properly functioning heating system is essential for the safety of your employees, the continuity of your business operations, and efficient energy consumption. If a system is not properly adjusted, not only does energy consumption increase, but so does the risk of malfunctions, breakdowns, and hazardous situations.

Incomplete combustion can lead to increased emissions of harmful substances, including carbon monoxide (CO). In addition, a malfunctioning appliance can cause damage to the system or even lead to a chimney fire.

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Reliable flue gas analysis 

During a flue gas analysis, our specialists measure and analyze the composition of the combustion gases from your heating system. Among other things, we check the concentrations of carbon monoxide (CO), carbon dioxide (CO₂), and oxygen (O₂). Based on these measurements, we assess whether the system is operating safely, efficiently, and in compliance with applicable laws and regulations.

After the analysis, you’ll receive a digital report containing the measurement results, any areas of concern, and a clear assessment of the emissions.

Confidence in safety, performance, and compliance

A flue gas analysis provides insight into your system’s performance and ensures you comply with legal requirements.

Here’s what you’ll gain:

  • You prevent unnecessary energy loss caused by a poorly adjusted system
  • You reduce the risk of malfunctions, breakdowns, and hazardous situations
  • You comply with current legal requirements for flue gas measurements
  • You’ll receive a digital report with clear measurement results and recommendations
  • You’ll have peace of mind knowing your heating appliance is operating safely and efficiently

Safe and sustainable operating environment

Normec has experienced inspectors who perform flue gas analyses in accordance with applicable laws and regulations. Thanks to our expertise in systems, you’ll receive not only reliable measurement results but also practical advice when improvements are needed.

A properly tuned system contributes to a safe work environment, lower energy costs, and reduced emissions. By having a flue gas analysis performed periodically, you keep your systems in optimal condition and prevent unexpected problems.

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Frequently asked questions about flue gas analysis

That depends on the type of system and the applicable laws and regulations. Our specialists will be happy to advise you on the requirements that apply to your situation.

Among other things, we measure the concentrations of carbon monoxide (CO), carbon dioxide (CO₂), and oxygen (O₂) in the combustion gases. This allows us to assess the quality of combustion and emissions.

Yes. You will receive a digital report containing the measurement results, any points of concern, and an assessment of whether the installation meets the applicable requirements.

A properly tuned system consumes less energy, operates more safely, and produces fewer harmful emissions. It also reduces the risk of malfunctions and breakdowns.

Yes. The analysis can reveal abnormalities in the combustion process that could lead to increased CO emissions, malfunctions, or other safety risks.

The frequency depends on the system and legal requirements. We’d be happy to advise you on the appropriate inspection interval.