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Camfil Farr become first UK Manufacturing Company to achieve Energy Management British Standard EN 16001

Environtec Ltd opens new office in South Wales DELIVERING BEST PRACTICE IN ENERGY MANAGEMENT THROUGH BS EN 16001 Camfil Farr, the world leader in the production and development of air filters became the first manufacturing company in the UK to be awarded Energy Management Standard BS EN 16001. ...

Aug. 2, 2010

By Camfil Ltd

Exhaust Air Filtration in Systec Autoclaves

Steam sterilization in autoclaves is used – especially in biological and medical laboratories – to inactivate natural or genetically modified microorganisms. However, during the heat-up phase, in which air is removed from the pressure vessel, biological agents can potentially escape into the work area as aerosols. This means that exhaust air filtration is extremely important, ...

Jul. 13, 2020

By Systec GmbH

Biosolids Heat Drying: Safety in Design and Owner Operation

ABSTRACTInterest continues to grow in heat drying as a means of processing biosolids into an aesthetically pleasing product form with multiple use opportunities, while also achieving a significant reduction in both volume and weight of biosolids for off-site hauling. As the number of heat drying installations increase, so too do reports of safety incidents—an indication that Owners and facility ...

Oct. 22, 2006

By Water Environment Federation (WEF)

Air Pollution Is Making Office Workers Less Productive

Businesses invest a great deal of time and money in interventions that claim to increase workers’ productivity through on-the-job training, new protocols, advice from consultants, and so on. Recent research suggests that there’s a surprising input into productivity that no one ever thinks about: clean air. We all know that air pollution is bad for our health, and researchers continue ...

Sep. 29, 2016

By Camfil Ltd

Well suited for dust and waste products from airlaid production

Less dust, easier handling and reduced transport costs. The RUNI Screw Compactor represents a great advance in airlaid production waste management. Dan-Web in Aarhus produces machinery and equipment for the manufacture of airlaid products such as nappies, sanitary towels, bed sheets and meat pads – primarily as turn-key production systems. The company has its own pilot system for client ...

May 4, 2011

By Runi A/S

Oil Mist - Not Only a Danger to Your Equipment

“Made in the USA” is a wonderful slogan to represent the foundation of a solid manufacturing country. However, while manufacturing is underway, we must consider the effects on the employees and the environment. The process of milling, turning, grinding, and drilling will generate oil mist. If not contained, oil mist will take a toll on your employees and the environment. Luckily, ...

Sep. 14, 2020

By Kimre Inc.

Airflow principles for effective industrial clean rooms

Compromised performance. Reduced life. Increased operating costs. Just three consequences of particulates finding its way into large, complex, high-value products. Whether you're building a jet engine, assembling a satellite, or finishing a boat, cleanliness is critical for product quality. Every manufacturer of marine, aerospace, or defense products understands that an industrial clean room is ...

Sep. 27, 2019

By Duroair Technologies Inc.

Radiation Monitors and Meters

Light Description and Applications The light meter is a portable unit designed to measure visible, UV, and near-UV light in the workplace. (The CTC has a UV light meter available through its loan program, ALEP.) The light meter is capable of reading any optical unit of energy or power level if the appropriate detector has been calibrated with the meter. The spectral range of the instrument ...

Jan. 1, 1999

By U.S. Department of Labor Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA)

TVOC used for monitoring toxic gases in laboratory environment

The problem: dangerous leaks and contamination within laboratories Introduction Toxic gases can often be found in laboratories, due to the type of work that is done within a laboratory environment. Importantly, those responsible for working in laboratories are beginning to realise the implications and impact that toxic air-born substances can have on the health of the laboratory workers and the ...

Aug. 27, 2009

By Ion Science Ltd.

4 Signs Of Poor Indoor Air Quality To Watch For

The quality of indoor air is something most of us take for granted. Unless there is something very specific and unusual going on around us, like heavy cleaning or maybe new construction, we don’t often think about whether or not there is anything wrong with the air we breathe as we go about our daily business. The truth is, though, that indoor air quality is often worse than outdoors. Poor ...

Oct. 17, 2016

By Camfil Ltd

Controlling Bacteria In a Clean Room Environment

Maintaining the integrity of a cleanroom is a constant battle. The first step to deciding which method, or combination of methods, to employ is to identify the prime sources of contamination. There are three prime sources of contamination through which the integrity of a cleanroom might be breached. First, there is the human element. While many processes might be automated, many situations ...

Jan. 1, 1999

By GVS Filter Technology

Minimising Risks to Air Quality and Regulatory Compliance With Total Filter Management

It has been shown in recent studies that as much as 25% of the total site operating budget (excluding raw material costs) for a typical medium-large dosage-form manufacturing facility will be spent on compliance measures for internal quality systems and external regulatory activities. (1) Market realities indicate that the pharmaceutical companies will need to address the overall cost of ...

Jan. 1, 1999

By GVS Filter Technology