What does new car smell have in common with freshly baked bread? The same thing it has in common with diesel emissions, dry cleaning solution, a can of paint, and a vast majority of manufacturing emissions. All of these are the result of volatile organic compounds (VOCs), carbon-based compounds that exist as a gas in normal temperature and pressure. Many of these compounds are responsible for adverse health, economic, and environmental effects.
Volatile Organic Compounds Pose Threats to Health, Economy, and Environment
While the definition of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) is simple—carbon-based compounds that exist in a gaseous form at normal indoor atmospheric conditions of temperature and pressure—these compounds are often relatively complex, and pose threats to the health of your employees and the community around your facility, the environment, and the economy as well.
As a leader in VOC abatement and a company committed to helping you clean up your emissions, The CMM Group has released a new whitepaper focusing on the threats that VOCs pose, the complex regulatory landscape, and the best options for removing these compounds from your manufacturing processes.
This whitepaper, The CMM Group VOC Abatement Guide will share with you an in-depth look at VOCs and abatement strategies, in which you will be able to learn about the following:
- The Definition of Volatile Organic Compounds
- The Dangers of VOCs—Health and Environmental Effects, Ground-Level Ozone, and More
- Industries Most Commonly Associated with VOC Emissions
- Regulation, Reputation, and the Law: Reasons You Need to Control VOC Emissions
- How the EPA Enforces Regulations
- Best Ways to Remove VOCs from Your Manufacturing Processes—A Brief Look at Tools and Strategies
- How to Document Your Needs and Ask the Right Questions
Preview and Download the Guide Below
Following the release of our newest whitepaper, The CMM Group Guide to Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) Abatement, we would like to invite you to download this immensely helpful resource for understanding the battlefield that is pollution and learning ways to control VOC output. We have provided the first three pages of the guide below, and welcome you to download the entire guide here.
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