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AL Waleed Refrigerants Gas Industry provides Recovery and Reclaim. As you are aware of these processes but here is the brief once again how it works : The recovery and reclaim of refrigerants are crucial practices in the HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) industry. These processes are essential for minimizing environmental impact and adhering to regulatory standards. 1. Refrigerant Recovery: What It Is: Refrigerant recovery involves removing refrigerant from an HVAC system before maintenance or decommissioning. This step is necessary to avoid releasing harmful substances into the atmosphere, particularly those that can damage the ozone layer or contribute to climate change. How It’s Done: System Shutdown: The HVAC system is powered down. Connecting the Recovery Machine: A recovery machine is attached to the system to extract the refrigerant. Storing the Refrigerant: The recovered refrigerant is placed in a recovery cylinder for storage, recycling, or disposal. 2. Refrigerant Reclaim: What It Is: Refrigerant reclaiming is the process of cleaning and restoring the recovered refrigerant to a level of purity that meets the standards for new refrigerant. This typically involves removing contaminants such as oil, moisture, and acids. How It’s Done: Initial Testing: The refrigerant is analyzed to detect contaminants and moisture levels. Purification Process: The refrigerant undergoes filtration, drying, and purification. Certification: The purified refrigerant is tested to ensure it meets industry standards, such as AHRI Standard 700. Reusing the Refrigerant: The reclaimed refrigerant is then ready for reuse in HVAC systems. 3. Why It Matters: Environmental Protection: Prevents the release of hazardous refrigerants into the environment. Regulatory Adherence: Assists businesses in complying with environmental laws and avoiding penalties. Cost Savings: Reusing reclaimed refrigerant can be more economical than purchasing new refrigerant. Resource Conservation: Helps reduce the demand for new refrigerant production, preserving natural resources. For those working in HVAC, both refrigerant recovery and reclaim are vital practices to ensure environmental stewardship and operational effectiveness. #alwaleed #hvac #refrigerant #desposablerefrigerants #refillablerefrigerants #reclaim #recovery #refrigerant #usabrandrefrigerant #refrigerantexport #refrigerantsupplier #supplyrefrigerantkuwait #angolarefrigerantexport #gccrefrigerant #menarefrigerant #r134acontainer #r22container #bestcontainerprice #971504046412 #0504046412 #contactwestron #westron #westronrefrigerant #eliwell #r32 #r410a #r404a #r407c #r507a #r141b #r152a #r227ea #r448
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has recently introduced a set of regulations that will significantly impact the HVAC industry. These regulations have been implemented to protect the environment and combat ozone depletion. Let's delve into the details of these new regulations, their significance, and their implications for the HVAC industry. Read more about it at: https://lnkd.in/ekxxjXwa
EPA's New HVAC Refrigerant Regulations: What You Need to Know
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🌍🔍 Discover everything about PEP with Emmanuelle Brière, CSR project manager! 🔍 What is a PEP ? A PEP (Product Environmental Profile) assesses the environmental impact of our products, including water and electricity consumption and associated pollution. Did you know that GROUPE ATLANTIC is the PEP leader about HVAC equipments in France? With 64 PEPs covering more than 400 products, we have been evaluating and reducing the environmental impact of our products for more than 10 years. 🎯 2024 target: create 120 new PEPs! 👉 Watch the video to find out how PEPs are made and learn more about our approach and environmental ambitions! #GroupeAtlantic #CSR #Innovation #Sustainability
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Over ten years ago, The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) GreenChill released a profile that details the average greenhouse gas emissions for grocery retailers. How do your stores compare to 2011? Have you made changes to adjust your energy consumption and refrigeration maintenance efforts? Here is the 2011 report: https://lnkd.in/gscKc9Jd Changes are coming September 30th. Where do you hope to be by the end of 2025? #Sustainability #ClimateChange #RetailInnovation #Refrigeration #HFCs #CO2 #AxiomCloud #GreenTechnology
Profile of an Average U.S. Supermarket's GHG Impacts from Refrigeration Leaks Compared to Electricity Consumption
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☁️😎Air quality awareness for National Clean Air Month — learn about industrial dust collection and about your local air quality! May marks National Clean Air Month in the US, an opportunity to consider air quality in our communities. When thinking about air quality, particularly in industrial settings, companies take many steps to keep particulates and dust from polluting the air both inside and outside a facility. Dust collection is one way for companies to clean their air in industrial settings. Processes handling dry materials commonly produce dust or particulates that can become suspended in the air. The presence of these dusts often requires using a dust collector to maintain air quality, clean air contaminated with process-generated dust, and ensure overall plant cleanliness and safety are preserved. Dust collectors draw dirty air from processes such as material transport, mixing, and other dust-generating activities. The typical dust collector is designed with internal filters or with a cyclonic shape to separate the dust from air, collecting the dust and then releasing the cleaned air. Dust not only contaminates air, but many workers in the process and manufacturing industries know that it can also pose a fire or explosion hazard due to how ignitable many types of dust can be, particularly when suspended in the air. This ignition risk means that dust collectors have an important role in safety — not only in cleaning air, but also in collecting and containing combustible dust. CV Technology has been protecting dust collectors from fire and explosion risk for nearly 30 years by using fire and explosion protection solutions developed specifically to prevent or mitigate incidents combustible dust incidents. Once the air-dust mixture has been cleaned using an industrial-grade dust collector that’s properly protected for safe operation, the air released from the filtration process is once again safe for the workers and operators present in processing plants. While industry regulations for clean air in many locales have been required for decades, the current standards for many toxic or harmful emissions may mean that certain plant emissions must be minimized or fully eliminated. Dust collectors and other air cleaning equipment, such as wet scrubbers help meet standards and maintain clean air for workers and surrounding communities. Air quality is a shared responsibility by all, so learning about how industry strives to maintain air quality and understanding more about your local air quality is valuable information. The American Lung Association offers a “State of the Air” report that compiles air quality monitoring data from all over the US – learn about your area’s air here: https://lnkd.in/dUNRmvQ. Here’s to cleaner and safer air in our communities! #NationalCleanAirMonth #HowCleanIsYourAir #AmericanLungAssociation #AirQuality #DustCollection #CombustibleDust #Safety #SafetyandHealth
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So with all of this talk about #GreenWashing there is a big area that I feel we need to discuss, and call out. And this is, buildings that have only had planning permission approved, because they were going to install certain equipment such as CHPs. And they have never run a day after commissioning. Recently I surveyed a large government building, that has 2 massive #CHP (Combined Heat & Power) and apart from their commissioning run hours they have been turned off ever since! This is extremely common. They were installed in 2014!!! Normally, an asset that is 20 years old looks old, even if it has had maintenance carried out. But these are still box-fresh! A lot of money was spent installing them, and planning permission would have been granted on the basis that these were being installed with benefits detailed. But who checks on them post-completion to make sure that they are being used. Its easy to check. Take a reading of the run hours & Gas consumption at each inspection. Fine buildings that don't use the equipment they were required to install so they could build the buildings. What assets have you seen that would have been installed to get planning permission but then never used??? As always... How can we help YOU??? www.pgso.uk #Linkedin #PGSO #Maintenance #FACMAN #HVAC #SustainableConsultancy #Innovation PGSO #Technology #PlanedPreventitivemaintenance #ConditionBasedMaintenance #PPM #CBM #ClimateChange #CleanAir #Sustainable #Earth #Trees #CarbonNetZero #CarbonNegative
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QY Research Releases Comprehensive Market Report on Air Quality Monitoring Instruments Los Angeles, CA - July 23, 2024 - QY Research, a leading global market research firm, is pleased to announce the release of its latest market report titled "Global Air Quality Monitoring Instruments Market 2024: Industry Trends, Share, Size, Growth, and Forecast." This report provides an in-depth analysis of the air quality monitoring instruments market, highlighting key aspects such as market overview, competitive landscape, consumer insights, technological advancements, regulatory environment, and market opportunities and challenges. Market Overview The global air quality monitoring instruments market is witnessing significant growth, driven by increasing environmental awareness and stringent regulatory frameworks. The report provides a comprehensive overview of market trends, drivers, and restraints, offering valuable insights for stakeholders. Regional Differences in Air Quality Regulations United States • Regulatory Framework: The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is the primary regulatory body for air quality. The Clean Air Act (CAA) is the foundational legal framework that empowers the EPA to set National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) for pollutants considered harmful to public health and the environment. • Key Regulations: The NAAQS includes standards for six major pollutants: particulate matter (PM10 and PM2.5), sulfur dioxide (SO2), nitrogen dioxide (NO2), carbon monoxide (CO), ozone (O3), and lead (Pb). The standards are periodically reviewed and updated based on scientific evidence. • Implementation and Enforcement: The EPA works in collaboration with state and local agencies to monitor air quality and enforce regulations. States are required to develop State Implementation Plans (SIPs) to ensure compliance with NAAQS. • Recent Developments: The U.S. has been focusing on reducing emissions from transportation and industrial sources, with initiatives such as the Clean Power Plan and stringent vehicle emissions standards. Europe • Regulatory Framework: The European Union (EU) has a comprehensive legal framework for air quality, primarily governed by the Ambient Air Quality Directive (2008/50/EC) and the National Emission Ceilings Directive (2016/2284/EU). • Key Regulations: The Ambient Air Quality Directive sets limits and target values for key air pollutants, including particulate matter (PM10 and PM2.5), nitrogen dioxide (NO2), sulfur dioxide (SO2), ozone (O3), and benzene. The directive also includes provisions for monitoring, assessment, and management of air quality. • Implementation and Enforcement: Member states are required to implement air quality plans and programs to meet the limit values. The European Environment Agency (EEA) provides support and oversight, and the European Commission can take Mark Liu Sales Manager QY Research, Los Angeles Office Phone: 626-295-2442 Email: mark@qyresearch.com
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𝗦𝗰𝗮𝗻𝘂𝗻𝗶𝘁 𝗔𝗻𝗻𝗼𝘂𝗻𝗰𝗲𝘀 𝗦𝘂𝗰𝗰𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗳𝘂𝗹 𝗣𝗙𝗢𝗦/𝗣𝗙𝗔𝗦 𝗗𝗲𝗰𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗮𝗺𝗶𝗻𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗼𝗳 𝗠/𝗩 𝗔𝘂𝗿𝗼𝗿𝗮'𝘀 𝗙𝗶𝗿𝗲𝗳𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗦𝘆𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗺. In a significant stride towards environmental stewardship, Scanunit, along with its partners, has successfully completed the decontamination of the M/V Aurora's firefighting installation, removing harmful PFOS/PFAS substances and converting it to a fluorine-free system. The M/V Aurora, part of the Öresundslinjen fleet, represents a forward-thinking approach to maritime environmental safety. "In anticipation of the upcoming PFOS ban on January 1, 2026, Öresundslinjen aims to be at the forefront of the shipping industry," stated Christian Andersson, Senior Chief Engineer at Aurora/Öresundslinjen. "Our commitment to environmental goals led us to Scanunit for a sustainable solution to remediate PFAS in Aurora's foam fire extinguishing system. The project, completed during our weekly off-hire without any unusual downtime, exceeded our expectations, ensuring our vessel is PFOS/PFAS free and ready for the future. We're also assured that the removed chemicals will be responsibly managed by Fortum Waste Solutions." Following this statement, Marcin Mikołajczak, Scanunit's Managing Director, expressed his company's dedication to supporting Öresundslinjen's environmental ambitions. "We are proud to support Öresundslinjen in reaching their environmental goals," Mikołajczak said. " Our innovative decontamination process reflects our commitment to delivering environmentally conscious and effective marine engineering solutions." This collaboration between Scanunit, Life-Clean, Johnson Control, and Fortum Waste Solutions underscores a collective commitment to environmental responsibility and innovation in the maritime industry. The successful project not only meets the impending regulatory requirements but also sets a new standard for the industry's approach to environmental safety and sustainability. For more information about Scanunit's decontamination services and its impact on maritime environmental safety, please contact Mikael Laszlo, Sales Director, at +4673 349 97 01. About Scanunit Scanunit, a leader in marine services, focuses on environmental stewardship, offering PFOS/PFAS decontamination, life-saving appliances, ship service, and turnkey solutions. Our vision and value proposition aim to ensure safety, efficiency, and sustainability in maritime operations, preventing off-hire with reliable service. #foam #PFAS #pfasfree #PFOS #PFOA #decontamination #Jonsoncontrols #öresundslinjen
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