Cemtrex's Mercury Monitor Tests Successfully at Coal-Fired Power Plant.

FARMINGDALE, N.Y. -- Cemtrex Inc. (CTEX: OTC), announced today that the initial test results of its SM4 Mercury emission monitor from the testing program at Trimble County Power plant have been successful in terms of stable stack gas measurements for very low levels of total mercury in the range of few micrograms per cubic meter in a wet flue gas condition.

"The wet stack is a result of wet scrubbers being used at Trimble County to remove sulfur dioxide from the flue gas," said Mr. Aron Govil, CEO & President of Cemtrex, "thus providing the most difficult and corrosive conditions for testing of our monitor," continued Mr. Govil.

Cemtrex's SM4 monitor utilizes a unique PFA based heated probe structure for long life and the on-stack catalytic converter probe provides the most accurate mercury measurements ever for low emitter classified power plants. The test program, being conducted by EPRI and RMB consultants, chose Cemtrex as one of the participants for evaluating the Company's mercury monitor in the most difficult process conditions in the market today. Based on initial results, SM4 passed EPA part 75 and continues to operate satisfactorily.

Cemtrex provides turnkey services for carbon creation projects from abatement of greenhouse gases pursuant to Kyoto protocol and assists project owners in buying and selling of carbon credits globally. Cemtrex through its MIP division is engaged in manufacturing and selling the most advanced and custom engineered instruments for emission monitoring. Company's products are sold to power plants, refineries, chemical plants, cement plants & other industries including federal and state Governmental agencies.

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