George C. Marshall is a manager in Avogadro Environmental’s CEMS Technical Division. He manages the day-to-day operations of this division and associated personnel.

Mr. Marshall assists in managing and supporting field service engineers in all aspects of CEMS and client relations. This includes installation/startup, PM contracts, emergency service, customer training, and CGA/linearity/RATA support. He also supports the operation and maintenance of the Avogadro (CEM) system trailers. Mr. Marshall also often participates as a field engineer for CEMS projects. He has managed and performed numerous large utility CEMS upgrades of equipment from probes to analyzers.

Mr. Marshall is an electrical engineer with 20 years experience in a broad range of continuous emission monitoring systems. He began his career in mass flow measurement using ultrasonic technology. He then acted as senior field engineer installing hundreds of acid rain CEMS at numerous utility plants. He assisted in the design and installation of dual pass NOx/NH3 CEMS for gas turbine plants. His expertise includes extractive CEMS, dilution CEMS, mass flow monitors, opacity monitors, mercury systems, EPA/State regulations and data acquisition systems. He has managed and performed preventative maintenance projects at various types of facilities and is particularly experienced in application troubleshooting.

Mr. Marshall has developed and managed various types of CEMS related contracts. He managed large contracts at power companies including Exelon that yielded better than 99% availability and return on investment. He was involved in large installation and startup jobs while at KVB, Inc., one with Duke Power involving 42 dilution CEMS. He has also helped different types of industries develop SOP’s to help better meet their QA/QC requirements and cut costs to operate their CEMS equipment.

Mr. Marshall is a member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers, Inc, holding membership since 1984.