The Difference Between SNCR and SCR
When deciding how to address NOx emissions in your facility, it might be difficult to pick between Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) and Selective Non-Catalytic Reduction (SNCR) systems. The process behind each is similar, but they work…
Factors Affecting SCR Performance
Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) is a vital process that gets rid of toxic NOx before it can join the atmosphere. Several moving parts must effectively work in tandem to cut down on as much NOx as possible. Read on to learn about factors…
How to Minimize NOx Emissions in Gas Turbines
Eliminating pollutant emission is a lofty goal for an industrial facility. Discover how to minimize NOx emission in gas turbines specifically by reading our explanation of the various processes utilized. You can even learn the optimal setup for…
The Harmful Effects of Nitrogen Oxides
When you imagine people walking through a busy city like New York or Beijing it’s not uncommon to visualize them wearing masks to cover their faces. You may even picture a hazy brown smog in the sky. Due to industrial waste creation over the past…
Understanding Industrial Acoustic Panel Performance
Noise pollution is a common concern in many industrial environments, and they can prove to be harmful to any workers exposed to these sounds. As such, there are a variety of options for mitigating sound and creating a safer environment for…
Most Effective Ways to Soundproof Your Industrial Equipment
Maintaining optimal noise levels in an industrial environment is essential. Worker safety should adhere to OSHA standards. This might require soundproofing your industrial space. With that in mind, it is important to know the most effective ways to…
The Importance of Steam Vent Silencers
When water reaches a temperature past 212˚F, it begins to release steam. In an industrial environment, professionals will install a vent into the appropriate machinery to control how this steam distributes. When this process takes place, a few…
How to Select Industrial Silencers
If asked, what would you assume to be the most common injury attained when working in the manufacturing industry? While your first guess may not be hearing loss, it’s a prevalent risk in this line of work. Many manufacturing facilities use…
Different Ways to Measure Noise in the Workplace
Anyone that works at a manufacturing facility is at risk of injury as a result of high noise levels. Prolonged exposure can cause irritability, anxiety, headaches, and permanent hearing loss. As such, there are various preventative measures that…
OSHA Standards for Noise Levels
A common hazard in certain industries, such as gas plants, is injury caused as a result of noise exposure. Millions of workers are exposed to dangerous noise levels yearly and, as a result, standards must be in place to protect them. OSHA’s…
Considerations for Replacing a Gas Path Silencer
A gas turbine exhaust system is an integral component of a gas turbine system. These exhausts create rotational movements that convert gases and liquid fuels into mechanical energy. While these systems are extremely important, they do not come…
What is a Safety Valve Silencer?
Proper control over acoustics is essential for several industries. Areas such as chemical plants often hold a variety of machines—such as fans and vessels—that require soundproofing. Effective silencers require a form of specialized expertise that…