GOCEMS — Ensuring ecofriendly communities

Industry CEMS

Manufacturing emissions monitoring

Boilers, process heaters and extraction systems monitored continuously.

Why manufacturing needs a live record

Ghanaian manufacturers run boilers, process ovens and extraction stacks that only look compliant if you catch them on a test day. GOCEMS keeps SO₂, NOₓ, CO and particulate on a continuous series — tagged to the line, the averaging window and the permit limit — so a shift change or a fuel switch is visible in the same record the EPA will later sign.

  • Shift-level reporting from the same series as the signed pack
  • Exceedances flagged while the line is still running
  • One facility model for boilers, ovens and extraction

Monitoring focus

GOCEMS templates for manufacturing set the measurement points, thresholds and report shape for this sector.

  • Boiler stacks
  • Process ovens
  • Extraction systems
  • Shift-level reporting

What the periodic test misses

  • Multiple stacks per site with different limits and averaging windows
  • Shift-to-shift fuel and load changes that a periodic stack test never sees
  • Extraction systems that only run with a line — downtime must not look like a zero
Manufacturing emissions monitoring in Ghana

Related GOCEMS solutions

Stack measurement, fence-line conditions and the audit trail are configured together for this sector.

Questions operators ask

Plain answers on how GOCEMS works for plants, environmental teams and the EPA.

Which manufacturing sources does GOCEMS typically cover?

Boiler stacks, process ovens and heaters, and extraction systems. Templates set the measurement points, thresholds and report shape for how Ghanaian plants actually run.

Can one site have several stacks on GOCEMS?

Yes. The facility model holds sites, stacks and monitoring points together, each with its own limits, averaging rules and analyzer identity.

Bring your own stacks, limits and reporting calendar.

A walkthrough maps your site onto GOCEMS — instruments, averaging periods, who gets the alert, and what the signed report looks like.

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