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ERG’s extensive experience of gas cleaning includes treating the flue gases from Fire Testing facilities. These include furnaces and test rigs testing the combustion properties of building cladding, cables and batteries. ...
ByERG (Air Pollution Control) Ltd based in Horsham, UNITED KINGDOM
A lot of research is carried out in laboratory and on real fires as to the gaseous substances produced in fire effluent. Measurement principles using analytical instrumentation are becoming more widely used in fire testing, due to the quick, real-time nature of the measurements. ISO 19702 is an international standard developed for the use of FTIR analysers in the analysis of gas from fire effluents. Further to this, local ...
ByProtea Limited based in Middlewich, UNITED KINGDOM
The requirements of precious metals smelting and testing demand specially designed furnaces. Carbolite offers two dedicated ranges to meet these specific requirements. The CF Cupellation Furnace range of furnaces is for the cupellation, or fire assay test, of precious metals, which is a standard test method used to define purity, permitting the application of an internationally recognised hallmark. ...
ByCarbolite A Verder Company based in Hope, UNITED KINGDOM
Sampling and analysis of fire effluents is an important part of assessing both the environmental impact and the threat to life caused by fires. Detailed knowledge about the composition and concentration of fire effluents is required to gain a good understanding about the potential impacts of fires and for efforts to diminish these impacts. Testing the composition of these fire effluents presents a challenge for ...
ByGasmet Technologies - a Nederman company based in Vantaa, FINLAND
Following the successful testing of the MRP Modular System as water barriers in ballistic conditions by the UK Ministry of Defence and the US Defence Department it has been employed at a number of military installations. For example, the Royal Navy is using them in torpedo loading operations to provide secure segregation of munitions and assets. The RAF has installed them in Kandahar, Afghanistan to separate and protect armed under wing munitions on aircraft and likewise, the USAF for identical use on their ...
ByMRP Systems Limited based in Preston, UNITED KINGDOM
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Low concentrations of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) can be a problem in vent air streams, and it is often most cost effective to treat these by using a carbon filter. A carbon filter is a vessel containing activated carbon pellets or granules in a bed which the air passes through. The activated carbon contains a huge quantity of internal pores which provide a large surface area (typically 1000 m2/g) and as the air flows through the carbon filter the VOCs physically bind to the carbon surface (by a process ...
ByERG (Air Pollution Control) Ltd based in Horsham, UNITED KINGDOM
Co-firing is the (partial) substitution of fossil coal by biomass in coal-fired power plants. Torrefied biomass offers the most cost-effective route to significantly increase the use of biomass as a renewable energy source and to reduce the CO2 footprint of industrial coal ...
ByBlackwood Technology B.V based in Hoofddorp, NETHERLANDS
Fire laboratories perform different types of tests and experiments to analyze the characteristics of products and materials , when exposed to fire. Using these data , manufacturers can improve their products, fire resistance, and their longevity. Although the fire is controlled in a laboratory, many toxic substances are formed and these must be removed before the air is released into the environment. ...
ByEnvibat Systems AB based in Skellefteå, SWEDEN