Manufacturing Industry

New data acquisition software for emission testing

Diesel Progress North American Edition, Feb, 2005

Ecom America, Gainesville, Ga., has introduced an advanced version of its engine emissions data acquisition software (DAS) designed for fast, comprehensive testing and analysis. Ecom launched the DAS last year with an eye on enabling emission testing operators to input engine function parameters, fuel analysis, furl consumption and air permit information, when utilizing Ecom analyzers. This proprietary system was developed to provide real-time mass emission calculations and simple, yet complete report generation.

The new generation software is designed to provide even more control of the process with additional features designed to make testing and reporting easier still.

"We offer user-defined protocols" said Ecom president Drew Wilson. "While all calculations and general requirements of a testing protocol are part of our software, the latest version of Ecom DAS allows the user to customize the test procedure to meet local agency requirements or inter-company parameters that vary from EPA CTM030/-034 standards."

Database management has also been enhanced and more easily accessed. All test reports, regardless of protocol customization, will be produced on a standard form to improve inter-company and multistate reporting. PC-displayed information is now easier to view and customize through the use of a new graphic interface and real-time strip chart.

Latest upgrades include USB connections on the analyzer, allowing the software to recognize each analyzer's specific information, such as calibration history, maintenance log and sensor configuration.

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