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Noise Control By Engineering Methods
Noise Exposure Levels The OSHA Noise Standard (29CFR1910.95) states when the 8-hour noise exposure exceeds 90 dB-A, an effort to control noise through engineering methods must be attempted if the 90 dB-A levels are exceeded. Hearing Protection Hearing protection alone is not an acceptable means of permanent OSHA compliance with the noise standard. The reason is simple, the poorest means of ...
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How food producers can Reduce costs and Increase efficiency in their Wastewater treatment system
Foremost in many companies' capital-investment strategies these days is achieving fast return on investment (ROI). This especially is true in packaged foods, an industry adjusting co higher commodity ...
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Spill boom deployment around a capsized ship
Ship wrecks are an unfortunate reality in the ever expanding global marketplace. Weather, inexperienced or inattentive crews, and equipment failures can all be contributing factors. When ships do sink, capsize, or run aground, and immediate ...
EPA Releases a Manual to Reduce Pollution at Marinas EPA to Host “Green Marinas” Workshop in Fajardo, Puerto Rico on April 2
EPA guides Marinas on best ways to prevent water pollution
EPA update on yellowstone river oil spill (Silvertip Pipeline), July 15, 2011
EPA update on yellowstone river oil spill (Silvertip Pipeline), July 14, 2011
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Sorbent Pads
Versatile absorbent pads are available in a variety of sizes and thickness. Quickly deployed and easily recovered, they are ideal for any oil spill, small or large.
