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Today's employers and employees share a basic interest - to keep the work place environment safe and maintain the highest possible air quality. Virtually every piece of process equipment may emit noxious components into the ambient environment.

These emissions can take the form of oil, plasticizer, or other condensible particles, acid particles, respirable solid particulate emissions and gaseous emissions. Each of these emission sources can be controlled either by stopping the creation of the noxious component or by controlling it before it gets into the workplace environment.

Benefits associated with the efficient removal of potentially noxious components from the workplace include: better indoor air quality, less exposure to respiratory irritation, better morale, lower risk of workmans compensation claims brought about by falls due to wet or slick floors, decreased fire hazards due to build up of flammable material in ducts and less equipment and plant maintenance that lead to lower operating expenses due to reduction of corrosive components and solvents.

We will define the problem, explore solutions and recommend cost effective and efficient means to meet your indoor air quality objectives. Contact us to get started.

Meeting air quality requirements continues to challenge production facilities. Selecting the proper technology for the emission source is a crucial aspect of the bottom line performance of a facility.

The selection of a control technique not only effects the ambient environment it also impacts the financial results of the operating company. The choice of a control technique must be examined in its entirety including capital cost, operating cost (including maintenance and waste disposal), length of time the process that creates the emission will be in operation and other considerations.

We familiarize ourselves with your processes, emissions and budget. Once we understand your goals we will then assess the available control options and how they can impact your operations. We will then recommend a control technology that will conform to your needs. We can assist you with preparing specifications, vendor and technology evaluation, pricing, and all other aspects of solution selection. Contact us to get started.

Equipment installed to clean gaseous emissions must be operated and maintained within guidlelines typically supplied by the equipment vendor. Operation and maintenance procedures that fail to conform to these guidlines may cause serious problems with collection efficiency (compliance with performance standards) and operating cost.

We can perform in-plant equipment surveys that will help determine the continuing effectiveness of the installed equipment base. We will also review the operating records of the equipment to identify recurrent maintenance issues. Equipment performance surveys are a great way to insure that you continue to get what you paid for from your installed air quality control equipment.