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I am looking for safety/environmental requirements to set up a nitric acid cleaning and passivation system.

Q. We have been experiencing roughness in our cyanide copper bath. What should we be looking at to fix this? Plating expert Adam Blakeley has the answer. 

An essential NASF conference to get the latest on important legislative and regulatory matters.

Success of water minimization reuse at Bonnell Aluminum in Georgia after implementing zero liquid discharge facility for aluminum anodizers.

My question is this: Do we still need to run this incinerator since we aren’t producing anything that would harm the environment, or can we at least turn the temperature down? We currently run it at 1200°F. I have asked, but nobody seems to know.

High-quality water is essential for a variety of industrial finishing processes, but is too often overlooked. Discover where reverse osmosis fits into your finishing operation, including what it is, how it works and how to get the most out it.

Nickel show on parts from hexavalent chromium baths can have many causes. Adam Blakeley of MacDermid Enthone lays out potential causes and how to fix them.

Question: Recently, a manufacturing plant in our town had an oil release to a nearby creek.

Boeing’s Crew Space Transportation, CST-100, is part of NASA’s Commercial Crew Program, which aims to resume U.S.-based flights to space.

This NASF-AESF Foundation research project report covers the 11th quarter of project work (October-December 2022) at Wayne State University in Detroit. In this reporting period, our main effort concentrated on the continuous development of a computer-aided tool for sustainability assessment and decision making, with a focus on the coding for the decision making.  The tool is currently able to assess a process’ sustainability performance, after a set of sustainability indicators are selected, and plant data are input.