Enviromental threats concerning industrial odor emission

Industrial odor emission is a serious threat to the enviroment and a health hazard, especially in heavily industrialized areas. Volatile substances emitted by the chemical, agricultural or food industries may lead to air pollution which causes severe headaches, respiratory difficulties and irritation to the respiratory system.

The odor utilization process, however, is an expensive and complicated one. It requires implementing advanced technologies, like bio-filters, thermal combustion or special filtration systems. The complexity of odor compounds and their resistance to standard neutralization methods pose a great challenge that the industry has to tackle in order to succesfully protect the enviroment.

Fortunately, our MOS technology is more than sufficient to solve this problem in an enviroment-friendly way.

In recent years wint turbine blades are being gathered in landfills

The first wind turbine in the USA was built in the late nineteenth century. It was 18m tall and could power three modern households. Today's wind turbines are 160 m tall on an average and can power up over 460 households. The tallest offshore wind turbine is over 260 meters tall. The blades of a turbine are usually over 50 meters long. It's more than four school buses in length.

However, this green energy comes with a price. Each wind turbine needs to be replaced every 20 years. That wouldn't be much of a problem, if not for the fact that until recently there was no way of recycling used wind turbine blades. The incredibly resistant material they're made of is a mix of fiberglass and balsa wood. Recycling them is reverse-engineering the process and physically separating those materials.

This is where our HR system technology comes in, since it's capable of disposing of these materials.

Used car tires disposal problem

Used car tires are a high environmental hazard. Their durability makes them decompose for hundreds of years, filling up landfills and being a huge fire hazard. Furthermore, used tire stockpiles attract pests like insects and rodents, which may assist in disease spreading and lead to soil and groundwater poisoning due to hazardous chemical substance presence.

Though tire recycling technologies exist – i.e. Processing them into building materials or alternative fuel, most of them are still being sent to landfills or burned in an uncontrolled manner. Urgent action is needed in the area of tire waste management in order to limit it's detrimental effect on the environment and people's health.

Our HR technology can manage this in a way that's best for the environment.

Red water – dangerous industrial waste

„Red water” is toxic sewage, a byproduct of  certain chemical production processes – like azo dyes, and are a serious threat to the enviroment because of their high toxicity and the longevity of the used substances.  Water tainted by these chemicals often gets colored red, but the biggest threat is the long-term, invisible effect. Polluted „red water” has carcinogens and other substances hazardous to both aquatic organisms and plantlife, and when it gets to rivers, lakes and groundwaters – it may cause whole ecosystems to degrade and flora and fauna to die.

The problem with safely disposing of „red water” is that traditional sewage treatment methods are ineffective against compounds as toxic and stable as these. The lack of proper disposal technologies often leads to illegal dumps which, in turn, has long lasting consequences in human health deterioration and pollution on wildlife.

Our HR system has the means to tackle this problem.

Ecological risks from the arms industry

The arms industry generates a significant amount of hazardous wastes, that are a considerable threat to the enviroment and public health. Chemical residue, explosives, heavy metal compouds – all used in weapons manufacturing may lead to soil, groundwater and air contamination. Prolonged presence of these substances in the enviroment has a negative influence on whole ecosystems and may lead to accumulating toxins in the food chain.

Arms industry waste disposal is both complex and expensive. Explosive materials and toxic chemicals require a very precise approach and high financial outlays, and some companies may not have the appropriate resources for their proper processing and disposal.

Our HR technology can be and efficient tool in disposing of such waste material.

Landfills – an enviromental hazard and an utilization challenge

Landfills are one of the biggest threats to the environment. The waste gathered there emit hazardous substances, like methane – a potent greenhouse gas, contributing to global warming. Additionally, toxic leakage may get into the soil and groundwaters, polluting them and jeopardizing local flora and fauna.

Efficient waste utilization on landfills is complex and expensive. The main problem is the diversity of hazardous materials, their slow decay time – which require implementing advanced technologies as sealant and gas recovery systems. A lot of facilities lack the proper solutions, which furthers the detrimental effect of these landfills on the environment and public health.

Our HR System technology can solve this problem in an environment-friendly way.

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