Specialists in The Fabrication of Tanks for The Process and Chemical Industries

  The contribution of industrial and municipal operations to air pollution is huge. The emissions are in the form of fumes, pungent odours, smoke, etc. They are released by industries which are either involved in chemical production or use chemicals in other industrial processes. Irrespective of the source, the air emissions are needed to be safely captured and treated before being released. Also, bad odours such as those of hydrogen sulphide should be removed before letting out the gas steam. Choosing the right air emission treatment can be a challenge. The wet chemical scrubbers, dry absorbent scrubbers, biological scrubbers, and destructive type scrubbers such as catalytic and thermal oxidizers are certain types of off-gases air emission scrubbers. Each type comes with a unique set of performance, operating challenges and costs. Here’s a checklist of factors to consider before purchasing an air emission scrubber: source of the emissions type of contaminants and level of exposure...

  Industrial Odour Control: Dos and Dont's   The planning and designing of an odour control system should be done carefully. Various factors have to be considered, or else a chemical odour control scrubber can cause havoc while treating hydrogen sulfide or ammonia gasses.    With the right odour control system, you can avoid problems with calcium chloride and other corrosive gasses.   How to ensure the optimum functioning of your chemical odour control systems:   The chemical odour control systems which are designed for municipal water treatment plants are attached to a degasification process. This is required to treat Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S). Mostly caustic soda or sodium hypochlorite or chlorine are used to treat hydrogen sulfide. They are already in place in a water treatment facility to adjust and control pH.   However, the entry of caustic soda into the chemical odour control system can cause foul smells and scale build-up. This...

  Industrial Odours: Problems & Solutions   Industrial odours are emitted by a number of sources. It can come from pungent chemicals, decaying matter, or industrial equipment.   The amount and intensity of odour generated also varies according to the external environment and the climate. For instance, a hot and humid climate increases odour generation. Similarly, strong winds can cause the odours to spread more easily.   Foul odours become a huge challenge and if the permitted odour levels are not maintained, the local authorities can limit or stop all industrial activities.   It doesn't matter if you are in the waste management, food processing industry or recycling processes, industrial odour control is extremely crucial.     Problems arising due to industrial odours:   The odorous gases are usually corrosive. They can have a negative impact on equipment life, productivity, as well as the quality of life of working ...

The supply chain of most industries incorporates one or the other kind of chemicals. Depending upon the nature of the chemical, specific storage tanks are required. The regular water storage tanks could get corroded if these chemicals are stored in them. Thus, the right chemical storage tank for your industry would not only reduce your liability but also help in mitigating the risks. While purchasing the chemical storage tanks, it is essential to verify if the manufacturer has followed proper rules and regulations. Else, it could lead to the imposition of heavy fines and penalties. Getting the right certifications for the tanks should be done strictly. Since bulk storage of chemicals can be a risky affair, even after the right purchase, a lot needs to be done. Chemical storage tanks need to be properly placed, installed and maintained. This is vital to prevent any chemical hazards in the industrial setting. Any carelessness while using the chemical storage tanks can lead to health haza...

A Chemical Storage Tank is a storage container utilized by the industry to store a variety of chemical compounds. Such Storage Tank Fabricators are designed in different shapes and sizes according to the industrial requirement. It is pertinent to ask what kind of Chemical Storage Tank is appropriate for a particular industry. To begin with, certain self-contemplating questions can help you out. These include awareness about one's budget structure, space available, appropriate settings at the location, design etc. Analysis of these parameters can help you gauge your requirements.  This step can also be efficiently executed by consulting PDFL professionals. Their team brings expertise to determine the ideal type of Chemical Storage Tank as per your needs. A particular type of fabricators known as Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic Tanks (FRP) are known to be corrosion-resistant, high strength, sturdy, light-weight with long service life. They are available for different purposes. For ins...

Biofiltration is a contamination control method utilizing a bioreactor containing living material to catch and naturally degrade toxins. Normal uses incorporate handling wastewater, catching destructive synthetic substances or residue from surface spillover, and macrobiotic oxidation of toxins in the air. The Process A biofilter is a bed of media on which microorganisms join and develop to shape a natural layer called biofilm. Biofiltration is accordingly, for the most part, alluded to as a fixed–film process. The biofilm is framed by a local area of various microorganisms (microbes, parasites, and yeast), large-scale creatures (protozoa, worms, bug's hatchlings, etc.), and extracellular polymeric substances (EPS) (Flemming and Wingender, 2010). The part of the biofilm is typically foul and sloppy. Natural matter and other water components diffuse into the biofilm where the treatment happens, generally by biodegradation. Biofiltration processes are vigorous, which implies t...