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Are your grease filters a fire hazard?
Lockdown began in the UK on 23rd March and pubs and restaurants were closed the Friday before. Unless you removed and cleaned your grease filters in your commercial kitchen on the day or have done so during lock down it’s likely they will be covered in grease and particulate matter. We recommend checking your grease filters, extract system and carbon units prior to opening up again. ...
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Church & Dwight Increase Production with New Technology from EPR
EPR Inc. has announced that its patented Aerodynamic Module (ADM) is now being used in Church & Dwight's sodium bicarbonate process, specifically in their particle size classification system. The ADM, which uses aerodynamic forces to separate and capture particulate generated during the manufacturing process, is more efficient, requires less space and uses less energy than the conventional ...
By EPR Inc.
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EPR Inc. and Wolverine Corporation Form Strategic Alliance
EPR Inc. and Wolverine Corporation have formed a strategic alliance to incorporate EPR Inc.'s patented Aerodynamic Module (ADM) in Wolverine's Jetzone fluidized bed dryer design. ADM, which uses aerodynamic forces to separate and capture particulate generated during the cereal drying process, is more efficient, requires less space and uses less energy than conventional cyclones. "Test on bran ...
By EPR Inc.
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Continental Cement Company of Hannibal, Mo., Agrees to Complete Environmental Project Valued at $300,000
Continental Cement Company, LLC, has agreed to complete a Supplemental Environmental Project (SEP) valued at $300,000 at its facility in Hannibal, Mo. The SEP is part of a consent agreement with EPA Region 7 in which Continental Cement has also agreed to pay a $22,025 civil penalty to settle alleged violations of the federal Clean Air Act in 2007 and 2008. The SEP will eliminate Continental ...
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Monitoring how aerosols affect climate change
Monitoring aerosols is of growing interest especially as current research has indicated that fine particulates are linked to not only adverse health effects but also climate change. It has been known for some time that fine particulate matter (PM2.5) has been widely linked to adverse health effects such as asthma. Approximately 70% of particulate mass generated by, for example, bush fires is ...
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Abanaki`s New Coolescer with ChipStop Filter Keep Your Machine Shop`s Coolant Chip Free
Abanaki Corporation, the world leader in oil skimming technology, announces the new Coolescer with ChipStop Filter. This new addition to the company's coolant maintenance product line is an ideal solution for machine shops. The Coolescer with ChipStop Filter will extend coolant life, reduce disposal costs, minimize down time, improve tool life, and help prevent dermatitis. The Coolescer makes it ...
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The ultimate Particulate Measurement System comes to ET
Leading air quality monitoring supplier Enviro Technology Services Plc, now offers what it considers to be “the ultimate ambient Particulate Measurement System”. Ambient particulate measurement is generally carried out in two ways, either by continuous automatic mass measurement using a monitor or by manual sampling and subsequent gravimetric weighing using a sampler. As particulates ...
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Nederman expands its product range - introduces the most flexible dust collector ever
To ensure a perfect fit to any manufacturing application generating dust, smoke or fumes, Nederman introduces the L-series, a modular and fully configurable dust collector. In manufacturing facilities where dust and smoke is generated during the production process, it’s a primary objective to create a safe working environment with high production efficiency and low emissions to meet ...
By Nederman
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World Coal - Smoke and Dust
Read our latest article in World Coal where Derek Stuart, AMETEK Land's Global Product Manager - Power, Combustion and Environmental looks at the latest technologies available for monitoring particulate matter emissions from coal-fired boilers used for power generation and other industrial processes. Ash is an unavoidable product produced from the combustion of all coals. It is the ...
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New study calls for urgent evaluation of links between chlorpyrifos and autism development
This call, published a day after World Autism Day, adds to well-founded concerns about health effects of human exposure to chlorpyrifos, as the pesticide authorisation is currently being discussed for possible prolongation in Europe [2]. According to the World Health Organization, reviews estimate that 1 child in 160 has an autism spectrum disorder. Some recent studies have, however, ...
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High Performance Series 7000/8000 Venturi Scrubbers Are Now Available In A Unique Fully Engineered Integrated Package To Reduce Project Costs
Bionomic Industries, Inc., a worldwide leading manufacturer of proven air pollution abatement, product and heat recovery technologies, has announced availability of their Series 7000/8000 in a new version - a fully integrated pre-engineered package complete with recirculation pump, piping networks, instrumentation, and automated controls - all factory assembled and tested to drastically lower ...
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Rise in air emissions due to cold winter and increased coal use for energy
New report also shows serious pollution incidents fall to seven-year low Last year’s long cold winter contributed to a 19% increase in sulphur emissions as power companies burned more coal to keep up with increased demand, an Environment Agency report out today reveals. The Sustainable Business Report, the Environment Agency’s annual stocktake of environmental performance in ...
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Clearing the Northwest’s air with clean diesel technology
Clean diesel technology is coming to the Northwest thanks to nearly $3.9 million in U.S. Environmental Protection Agency grants for advanced diesel and heat recovery technology. Dennis McLerran, Regional Administrator for EPA Region 10, highlighted the grants at an event in Portland, Oregon showcasing the Northwest states’ grant recipients. The grants are funded under the Diesel Emissions ...
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EPA Sued for Setting Weak Particulate Matter Standards
HARRISBURG, Pennsylvania (ENS) - Thirteen states, the District of Columbia and a California state agency filed a joint lawsuit against the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency today for ignoring scientific evidence and the advice of its own experts in setting weak standards for air pollution known as fine particulate matter. The lawsuit challenges a new rule adopted by the EPA in September that ...
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MidAmerican Energy Reaches Settlement with Sierra Club
MidAmerican Energy Company has reached a settlement agreement with the Sierra Club to continue to build on its already strong environmental performance and promote renewable energy in its service territory. Several years ago, MidAmerican Energy implemented a plan to install environmental improvements – such as completing installation of scrubbers and ...
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Air quality sensors track pollution
Original story at MIT News Glimpses of blue sky are becoming a rare sight in Delhi, India’s capital, particularly in wintertime, when a thick white haze smothers the city. David Hagan, an MIT PhD candidate studying atmospheric chemistry and a Fellow in the MIT Tata Center for Technology and Design, says that the city’s air quality is now quantifiably among the worst in the world. ...
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CODEL International releases new EnergyTech range
EnergyTech is a new range of gas and particulate analysers focused on power generation process, safety and efficiency. The EnergyTech 101 is a low cost optical dust/smoke monitor, the 301 is a new tribo-electric dust monitor that can be used in indicative and calibrated modes. The EnergyTech 200 series is a new range of mill, silo and other combustion process monitors configurable from 1 to 4 ...
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$6 billion scrubber/adsorber market in 2011
The world market for industrial scrubber, absorber, adsorber, biofilter systems will exceed $6 billion in 2011 and reach $7 billion in 2015. This is the conclusion reached in the continually updated McIlvaine publication Scrubber/Adsorber World Markets. www.mcilvainecompany.com Scrubber/Absorber/Adsorber/Biofilter Market ($ Millions) The largest product segment is absorbers which remove acid ...
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Identifying and Mitigating Exposure Risks to Indoor Particulate Matter
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently shared information about common sources of indoor particulate matter (PM). The agency reports it is especially concerned about tiny particles that are 10 micrometers in diameter or smaller as they can be inhaled deep into the lungs where they can cause serious health effects, including decreased lung function and other adverse health ...
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New Webinar Now Available On Demand - Measuring Opacity and Particulate Emissions From Combustion Processes
View our webinar where we introduce the concepts behind opacity and particulate measurement, describe the key technologies and provide detailed insight into the requirements for a successful installation. An opacity monitor provides a simple and robust means for emissions monitoring in combustion processes, but under some conditions a particulate matter (PM) monitor may be necessary. Smoke and ...
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