From Pavilion Technologies

Complying with federal, state, and local emissions regulations require that manufacturers must continuously monitor the emissions of combustion units such as boilers, turbines, and furnaces. The highly non-linear nature of the processes involved in emissions monitoring - including compliance, pollution control, and forecasts of future compliance - requires a comprehensive, non-linear process control solution. In fact, according to EM magazine, "Making linear assumptions for these processes could result in significant errors, resulting in suboptimal decisions regarding environmental management."
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