Concerned that your plant may be out of compliance with its air permit? Whether you’re preparing for an upcoming stack test or have just failed one, we have answers.
Recently, we commissioned the first-ever ammonia scrubber installed in Central America for large-scale air conditioning systems, marking a key milestone in the region’s environmental stewardship.
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.
When budgets are tight, it can be tempting to repair aging industrial controls instead of upgrading them to today’s robust systems. However, not upgrading your system can be more costly in other ways.
How do you know when it’s time for new ceramic media in your RTO? Learn six important telltale signs that a ceramic media change should be considered.
RTO ceramic media comes in two main types—random packed (like saddles) and structured (e.g., monoliths, corrugated, and MLM)—each offering unique benefits and trade offs in efficiency, fouling resistance, and cost.
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.
Customers often ask us what they can do to help their air pollution control equipment operate more reliably for better production uptime in the future. Here’s our top answer.