PolSys Services is honored and pleased to break new ground in regions where environmental regulations are evolving, and the demand for innovative air abatement solutions is high. In a world where environmental consciousness and industrial progress often seem at odds, we continue to prove that the two are more than compatible – they are both imperative.
We’re also breaking new ground in the United States! In case you missed it, we recently moved our headquarters to a 10,600-square-foot building just north of Houston, Texas. This new, larger location offers us the additional space we need for warehousing parts and tools, troubleshooting equipment, shop-testing systems, and training field engineers and other key team members. The strategically positioned location also allows us to be even more responsive to our large and rapidly expanding network of customers in the Gulf Coast, and provides a robust foundation for our growth both domestically and internationally.
The address of our new headquarters is 26451 Hanna Road, Oak Ridge North, TX 77385. Our main phone number remains the same, (713) 999-1100.
As we embark on this exciting chapter of growth and expansion, we remain committed to our core values of integrity, innovation, safety, and environmental stewardship.
Many industrial manufacturing processes emit ammonia, which is a colorless but potentially explosive and poisonous gas under certain circumstances. Due to its toxicity, ammonia gas requires treatment below certain regulated limits before it can enter the atmosphere.
In general, ammonia scrubbers remove pollutants using a chemical reaction and – when designed properly – these scrubbers have been proven highly effective at removing ammonia from exhaust streams. Pollution Systems ammonia scrubbers, which employ sulfuric acid (H2SO4) to neutralize ammonia in waste streams, are carefully custom-designed to fit the application and variables of each project. Learn more about ammonia scrubbers.
While each storm is unique, here are some fundamental steps based on FEMA guidelines that you can take to reduce risks of flooding, high winds, power outages, and other disruptions.
Learn how our Service Agreements minimize the probability of unanticipated shutdowns and why you should consider one for your oxidizer, scrubber, burner or other gas-fired system.