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The regulations governing air pollution control
are becoming more encompassing and complex. GREENSMITH provides a variety
of air quality management services for both traditional (particulates, SO2,
etc.) and toxic air pollutants, such as: permitting, dispersion modeling,
and preparing emission control strategies. Our experience includes providing
air quality services across a broad range of industrial processes and emission
controls. In addition to the design of emission control systems, GREENSMITH
professionals have also designed the ventilation and capture systems for
these control systems.
Our approach to an air quality project recognizes that any emission control strategy must be developed with prime consideration to the short and long term facility operating plans. GREENSMITH professionals work with the client's personnel to develop a clear understanding of current and future manufacturing plans, so that the operating permit can be structured to minimize the operating constraints on the facility. We recognize it is important that the records required by the permit conditions do not overly burden the operating personnel. PERMITTING Title V.Small source construction and operating permits. Criteria pollutants.Hazardous air pollutants.PSD and Non-Attainment review. Development of process modifications and permit strategies to avoid cumbersome permitting requirement such as PSD and Title V.
Evaluation of emission control alternatives.Impact of emission sources on ambient air quality.Dispersion analysis for regulatory programs.
Recommend the most effective air pollution control strategy for a manufacturing
facility or process. Incorporation of process modifications into the design
of a pollution control system.Design of:BaghousesAcid ScrubbersEthylene
Oxide ScrubbersCarbon Adsorption SystemsVentilation Systems for Process
Operations. TOXIC AIR POLLUTANTS Selection and design of control equipment appropriate to the chemicals
emitted. Permitting of toxic air pollutants sources (including Title V
permits).Negotiation of permit conditions with the agencies. Presentation
of programs on toxic air pollutant issues for employees. |
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