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Clean Up Your Foundry, and Make More Money Innovations in sand casting separation and cleaning save foundries hundreds of thousands of dollars per year |
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Omaha Steel Castings to Build New Plant Foundry relocation will take up to two years |
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OSHA Cites Northern Steel Castings for Respiratory Hazards Wisconsin Rapids, Wis., foundry tagged for exposing workers to respiratory hazards |
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Respirator Use is Common… Maintenance Should Be So, Too Foundries and diecasters have numerous reasons to provide effective respirators for their workers. Keeping those devices functioning effectively is part of their EHS responsibility. |
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Energy Management Strategy Lowers Costs, Improves Environmental Conditions Lufkin Industries' energy analysis found opportunities to lower utility costs, and that led to unexpected environmental improvements. |
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Avoiding Heat Stress in Foundries Understand how to prevent, spot, and treat heat-related illnesses |
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Ductile Iron Pipe Manufacturer Cited for 27 Safety Violations by OSHA Lack of machinery guards, railings, safety labels, and record keeping miscues total $85,000 in proposed fines |
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Sivyer Steel Agrees to EPA Settlement Foundry will pay fine, clean up waste storage site |
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HA Intl. Introduces Scrubber Solution Recycling HARP program will reclaim TEA, DMIPA and DMEA from PUCB process |
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C.A. Lawton Co. Updates Sand Handling System New installation increases sand handling volume, lowers air pressure |
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Columbus Steel Accepts Environmental Settlement Foundry acknowledges non-compliance with Clean Air Act |
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ETA Developing Pollution Controls for Deere Foundry Nine pulse-jet collectors for alloying, molding, return sand, shakeout, finishing |
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Two Grede Plants Achieve Safety Records Alabama and Michigan foundries have DART rates of ‘zero’ |
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Mist System Suppresses Slag Dust During Ladle Emptying Opportunites for fugitive dust emerge when ladles are emptied of accumulated slag during tempering/cooling, or when the thermal updraft from heat is greater than the settling velocity from gravity. |
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McConway & Torley Settles Emissions Dispute Steel foundry will install capture systems to reduce airborne emissions |
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New Option for Trapping Combustible Metal Dusts Airborne particulates present problems for hygiene and personal health, and particulates of some alloys like aluminum may cause explosions. |
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OSHA Rule to Reduce Employer Burdens Removing outdated requirements, streamlining and simplifying standards |
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OSHA Establishes National Emphasis Program for Primary Metals Directive aims to protect workers from chemical and physical hazards |
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OSHA Cites Ohio Foundry for Safety, Health Violations Employee injured, investigation ensued |
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Energy Efficiency System Enhancements in the Induction Melt Shop “Heat recovery” and other supplemental efforts get new attention from metalcasters seeking cost savings and environmental improvements |
