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Sick
Building Syndrome and Design Issues |
Many of the factors associated with Sick Building Syndrome
relate to building and building services design. In many cases
it will be very difficult, if not impossible, to change things
when building and installation work have been completed ... |
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Metalworking
Fluids - Optimising Their Use |
This good practice guide describes practical measures to help
companies prolong the life of their metalworking fluids and
reduce their operating costs. Checklists are provided to help
you take action to optimise the use of your metalworking fluids |
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Legionella
control and record keeping |
To ensure that precautions continue to be carried out and
that adequate information is available, a record of the assessment
and precautionary measures and treatments should be kept ...
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Legionella
Monitoring and Routine Inspection |
If precautions are to remain effective, the condition and
performance of the system will need to be monitored. This should
be the responsibility of the responsible person or, where appropriate,
an external contractor or an independent third party and should
involve ... |
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Sick
Building Syndrome - Introduction |
Do you regularly suffer from irritating symptoms including
headaches, a runny nose and itching? Have you noticed that your
colleagues are taking much more sick leave, performing badly,
or are unhappy with their surroundings? If so, it could be a
case of ... |
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Cost
Effective Chemicals Management for Printers |
A wide range of chemicals is used within the printing process,
from film developers to acids in plate making. Improved management
of these chemicals will ... |
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Cleaning
- Food & Drink Sectors |
This food and drink sector reference note has been written
to help those who wish to explore reducing the potential environmental
impact and costs of cleaning, with particular respect to water
use. It specifically does not give advice on how to clean or
on specific hygiene standards ... |
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Legionnaires
disease: the control of legionella bacteria in water systems
- Part 7 |
Once the risk has been identified and assessed, a written
scheme should be prepared for preventing or controlling it.
In particular, it should contain such information about the
system as is necessary to control the risk from exposure ... |
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Effluent
Treatment - Developing a Toolkit for Effective Effluent Management |
A recent study of effluent treatment practices has determined
the feasibility of developing a Toolkit for the selection of
the best effluent management solutions for specialised organicchemicals
manufacturers, especially those with ‘hard COD’
problems ... |
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Separation
technologies - minimising industrial waste and effluent |
Many industrial processes generate effluent streams that contain
a mixture of substances. To reduce the cost of processing these
streams, operators can remove the substances that they contain
using a range of separation technologies ... |
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Legionnaires
disease: the control of legionella bacteria in water systems
- Part 6 |
The risk from exposure will normally be controlled by measures
which do not allow the proliferation of legionella bacteria
in the system and reduce exposure to water droplets and aerosol.
Precautions should, where appropriate, include the following:
(a) controlling the release of water spray ... |
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Electrochlorination
plant - treatment of swimming pool water |
The use of chlorine gas as a disinfectant for swimming pool
water has caused several serious incidents and is not recommended.
There is a variety of safer water treatment methods. One of
these utilises an electrochlorination plant which is an on-site
process for the production of sodium hypochlorite ... |
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Legionnaires
disease: the control of legionella bacteria in water systems
- Part 5 |
If the risk assessment shows that there is a reasonably foreseeable
risk and it is reasonably practicable to prevent exposure or
control the risk from exposure, the person on whom the statutory
duty falls (see paragraph 23) should appoint a person or persons
to take managerial responsibility and to provide supervision
for the implementation of precautions ... |
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Clostridium
Difficile |
This guide explains what Clostridium difficile is, how it
developed and ways in which it can cause infection. Clostridium
difficile is the major cause of antibiotic-associated diarrhoea
and colitis, a healthcare associated intestinal infection that
mostly affects elderly patients with other underlying diseases. |
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Avian
Influenza Test Kits |
Test for both influenza A and influenza B ... |
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First for Environment
News |
Accepta's showcase first for environment news, innovation
and more... |
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Reverse
Osmosis Plant Start-Up Guide |
A good practice guide dealing with start-up procedures for
reverse osmosis plant systems ... |
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Bird
Flu - Working with Avian Influenza |
Avian influenza, also known as bird flu is a virus that causes
disease in birds. Poultry, pigeons and wild or migratory birds,
such as ducks, can become infected with the virus. There are
two forms ... |
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L8
Part 4 - Legionella Risk Assessments |
Before any formal health and safety management system for
water systems can be implemented, a risk assessment has to be
carried out to decide the possible risks. The purpose of the
assessment is to enable a decision to decide ... |
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Paper
& Board Mills - Cost Effective Effluent Treatment |
This good practice guide is intended to help mills optimise
the performance of their effluent treatment plant by evaluating
their existing processes ... |
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HSE'S
L8 - "Legionnaires' disease: - The control of legionella
bacteria in water systems" - Approved Code of Practice
(ACoP) and Guidance - Part 3 |
This Approved Code of Practice applies to the
control of Legionella bacteria in any undertaking involving
a work activity and to premises controlled ... |
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Ceramics
Manufacture - Managing Water Use and Benchmarking |
This good practice guide will help companies in ceramics manufacturing
to save money through reducing water use and effluent levels
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Algae
Control for Swimming Pools |
Safe, eco-friendly product developed to help prevent and control
algae in swimming pools, spas, fountains and water parks ... |
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HSC
L8 - Approved Code of Practice (ACoP) and Guidance - "Legionnaires'
disease: The control of legionella bacteria in water systems"
- Part 2 |
In the UK the Health and Safety Commissions (HSC) L8 Approved
Code of Practice (ACoP) and Guidance document titled "Legionnaires'
disease: The control of legionella bacteria in water systems
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Water
Saving Devices & Cost Effective Practices |
All industrial and commercial organisations use water. Most
organisations take water for granted and few know exactly how
much water they are using ... |
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Approved
Code of Practice (ACoP) and Guidance - "Legionnaires' disease:
The control of legionella bacteria in water systems" (L8)
- Part 1 |
The document also contains guidance issued by the Health and
Safety Commission and Executive. Following the guidance is not
compulsory and organisations are free to take other action.
However, if you do follow the guidance ... |
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Chlorine
Dioxide Powder - Two Pack Delivery System |
Accepta’s SafeOx Two is an innovative two pack powder
chlorine dioxide delivery system that works to create a highly
effective eco-friendly sanitiser and disinfectant without the
need for specialist equipment ... |
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Infection
Control at Work: Controlling the Risks |
This guide, prepared in consultation with the UK's Health
and Safety Executive, by the Advisory Committee on Dangerous
Pathogens, deals with the risk of infection... |
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Water
Test Kit & Equipment Catalogue |
Complete range of water test kits, analysis equipment and
replacement reagents ... |
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Cost
Effective Pollution Control - Examples from Industry |
These Industry Examples describe how six UK companies chose
cost-effective pollution control. Each industry example describes
the problems faced by the company and the economic and environmental
benefits ... |
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Vessel
Washing - Cost Effective Techniques |
This good practice guide aims to help companies save money
and improve their environmental performance through managing
vessel washing operations ... |
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Legionnaires’
Disease - Hospitals & Healthcare Facilities |
Hospital-acquired Legionnaires' disease usually originates
in hospital water systems. Legionella not only persists in hot
water tanks, it is often found in the biofilm through the entire
water system ... |
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Chlorine
Dioxide Generators |
Accepta’s SafeOx generators are suitable for a range
of applications including, healthcare, food and beverage processing,
cruise ships, hotels, cooling towers, water hygiene, potable
water, wastewater, residential, commercial and industrial facilities
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Speciality
Chemicals Manufacture - Managing Water Use |
Water is used during many stages of the manufacture of speciality
chemicals....relatively cheap commodity, but most of the water
used becomes effluent ... |
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Spa
Maintenance Guide |
Weekly routine, oxidise your water with Accepta Spa Granular
Shock or Non-Chlorine Shock and use Accepta Spa Sparkle for
extra clarity and Anti-Foam ... |
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Carrriage
of Dangerous Goods - New UK Regulations |
Dangerous goods, such as explosives, flammables or corrosives,
have inherent hazards. There is a risk that incidents involving
these hazards may cause harm to people, property and the environment,
e.g. by explosion, fire or spillage ... |
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Pollution
Control - Choosing Cost Effective Solutions |
This good practice guide covers issues surrounding the selection
of cost-effective pollution control solutions and is intended
to help managers, engineers and operators save money ... |
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REACH
- UK Chemicals Database To Clarify Impact |
A database of chemicals marketed in the UK is to be developed
by the Chemicals Industry Association (CIA) in preparation for
the forthcoming EU REACH proposals, with the aim of filling
a gap in industry knowledge ... |
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Information
about Legionnaires' Disease |
Legionnaires' disease is a type of pneumonia. It was named
after an outbreak of severe pneumonia which affected a meeting
of the American Legion in 1976 ... |
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Reducing
Water Use - Saving Money Through Waste Minimisation |
Whilst water costs may appear insignificant, the true cost
is considerably higher than the basic charges for supplying
water and discharging effluent. Pumping, maintenance, capital
depreciation and treatment costs ... |
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The
Causes of Industrial Plant Failure |
This guide, developed by the UK's Health and Safety Executives
Hazardous Installations Directorate covers the various causes
of industrial plant failure including corrosion, erosion, impact,
pressure ... |
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Severe
Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) |
Severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) is the term being
used to describe a new serious respiratory illness that emerged
from South-East Asia in 2003 ... |
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Disinfection
By-Products in Drinking Water |
Disinfection by-products (DBP) are potentially toxic chemical
compounds that are formed in extremely low concentrations during
the disinfection of water supplies. They include chloroform
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Legionnaires'
Disease and Spa Baths - What You Should Know |
You are probably already aware that people can catch Legionnaires'
disease from exposure to contaminated water droplets. Air conditioning
systems (including cooling towers), and hot and cold water systems
in buildings ... |
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Water
and its Effect on Industrial Plant |
The unique properties of water make it ideal for use in industry,
two of its most common applications being ... |
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MSDS:
Why do I Need a Material Safety Data Sheet? |
If your organisation uses or supplies chemical products you
should know about MSDS ... |
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Fruit
& Vegetable Processing: Reducing Water & Waste Costs |
The fruit and vegetable industry generates significant amounts
of waste water, wasted raw material and packaging. Implementing
a systematic waste minimisation programme can reduce waste costs
by up to 25%. This can represent 1% of business turnover ... |
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Legionnaires'
Disease & Legionella: A Guide for Property Owners, Landlords
& Managers |
This excellent guide, produced by the UK's Health & Safety
Executive provides essential information on legionnaires' disease
and legionella for a wide range of organisations ... |
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Waste
Oily Water Treatment for Engineering Workshops: Case Study |
Engineering workshops use large quantities of water-based
metalworking fluids to remove heat and swarf from the cutting
surfaces, and reduce friction ... |
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Water
Harvesting & Conservation |
The built environment provides two main catchment areas -
the roof of a building and the associated hard landscaping,
such as roads, car parks and paved areas. The incorporation
of these hard landscaped areas ... |
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Brewing
Industry: Reducing Water & Effluent Treatment Costs |
The UK brewing industry uses large amounts of water, of which
over 70% ends up as trade effluent. Unit costs for water supply
and trade effluent discharge are expected to continue to rise
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Private
Water Supplies: Wells, Boreholes, Streams, Rivers & Lakes |
Although most private water supplies are probably safe to
drink most of the time, this document gives details of the risks
and of what you can do to protect your supply ... |
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Legionnaires
Disease & Domestic Hot Water Systems |
New research from the US has identified home hot water pipes
and domestic hot water systems as a common source of Legionnaires
disease. Although more often associated with the air conditioning
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Innovative
Biological Odour Control & Odor Neutralizer |
Accepta 7140 is an innovative biological odour control agent
and odor neutralizer developed specifically for use in hotels,
restaurants, leisure, institutional, commercial and industrial
environments, providing a powerful combination ... |
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Biocidal
Products Directive & Regulations: A Simple Guide |
If you make biocidal products or the active substances that
go into them, or place either on the British market, you should
read this ... |
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Innovative
Oil Absorbent Pillows for Pollution Control & Clean Up Operations |
Accepta 7120, innovative oil absorbent pillows specifically
developed to help minimise and control pollution arising from
oily water discharges from separators, interceptors and drainage
culverts ... |
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Water
and Chemical Use in the Textile Industry |
The textile dyeing and finishing sector uses large volumes
of water and substantial quantities of complex chemicals. Companies
operating in this sector are facing significant challenges ... |
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Contaminated
Groundwater Treatment |
White Karbon was launched at the UK's International Clean
Up exhibition. It is an alternative material to the conventional
Granulated Activated Carbon (GAC) and is designed to treat a
wide range of contaminants from groundwater, including petroleum
and chlorinated hydrocarbons, metals, cyanides and pesticides
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Innovative
Biological Treatment for Septic Tanks & Cesspools |
Accepta have recently launched an innovative range of biological
products developed for a number of specialist applications.
One such product, Accepta 7101 is a highly effective biological
and enzyme treatment for the bacteriological reactivation and
maintenance of septic tanks and cesspools ... |
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Legionnaires
Disease: Health & Safety Guide for Employers |
This short and simple guide concerning Legionnaires disease
has been prepared by the UK's Health & Safety Executive
and is written to help employers understand the health risks
associated with Legionella. It explains in general terms how
to control those risks ... |
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Microbes
& Toxic Waste Removal: Removing Vinyl Chloride & Dichloroethene |
Bacteria have been found that eat toxic waste and could be
used to clean up contaminated water under many industrial sites.
Although other microbes have been found that can eat toxic waste,
this is the first one that feeds on vinyl chloride ... |
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Materials
Handling: Dangerous Substances, Health & Safety at Work |
One fifth of employees within the European Union, approximately
32 million people, are exposed to cancer-causing agents at work,
the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work has revealed
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Poultry
Meat Processing: How to Save on Water and Effluent Costs |
Poultry meat processors use large quantities of water and
generate equally large volumes of wastewater with a high chemical
oxygen demand (COD) and suspended solids content. Evisceration,
cleaning and washing operations typically account for more than
60% of total water use and effluent volume ... |
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Killing
Biofilm Effectively |
Biofilm are bacterial communities that can appear almost anywhere,
fouling machinery, clogging pipes, and contributing to many
forms of human disease... |
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Water
Technology: Enhanced Capital Allowances for UK Companies |
All UK businesses can now claim 100% enhanced capital allowances
on their spending on designated plant and machinery to reduce
water use and improve water quality ... |
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Effluent
Treatment Plant: Improving Performance - Good Practice Guide |
Most companies operate effluent treatment plants to reduce
the potential for pollution of receiving waters and to comply
with discharge consent conditions. Effective management and
control of the processes used for effluent treatment will help
you to ... |
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Water
Management: Paper & Board Mills - Good Practice Guide |
The UK paper industry is a major water user, and is under
increasing pressure to improve the efficiency of its water consumption.
This guide is intended to help companies assess and improve
their management of water ... |
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SARS:
Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, Frequently Asked Questions |
Q:What is Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS)?
A: SARS is the term being used to describe a serious respiratory
illness which has recently been reported in parts of East and
South East Asia ... |
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Optimising
Effluent Treatment Costs |
Improving the performance of the effluent treatment plant
will reduce your site's operating costs and make it easier for
your site to comply with its discharge consent conditions.. |
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Norwalk
Virus (Norovirus) - FAQ |
The Norwalk virus, named after the original strain "Norwalk
virus," which caused an outbreak of gastroenteritis in
a school in Norwalk, Ohio, in 1968 ... |
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Boiler
Water Treatment: Removing Scale and Hardness Salts |
Hardness salts are the cause of scale inside a boiler; if
they are not prevented or removed regularly they will cause
localised overheating. This can lead to tube failure (explosion
risk) and/or a reduction in the heat transfer properties ... |
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Cost
Effective Membrane Separation Technology; Minimising Waste &
Effluent: A Guide to Best Practice |
This best practice guide focuses specifically on industrial-scale
membrane separation technology. These technologies are particularly
effective for the recovery and re-use of both water … |
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Boiler
Water Oxygen Scavengers: Sulphite, Tannin, DEHA, Carbohydrazide |
Why should you worry about oxygen in boiler water? Because
oxygen is a significant factor in the corrosion of metals, so
if you can remove the oxygen from water you can reduce the negative
effects of corrosion ... |
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Boiler
Water Sludge Conditioners & Chemical Treatments |
As you use a steam boiler you introduce small quantities of
hardness salts together with traces of suspended matter into
the feed-water ... |
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Water
Efficiency in the Textile & Leather Industry |
Businesses are starting to realise that reducing all forms
of waste, whether it is energy, raw materials or other resources,
cuts costs and results in improved profits ... |
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Boiler
Water Treatment: Industrial & Process Applications |
In this article we take a brief look at the management of
steam boiler water from an industrial water treatment perspective,
examining some of the problems that can occur when steam boilers
are used in industrial and process situations. We also look
at solutions to the problems that arise with steam boiler systems,
specific products ... |
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Legionella
Solutions: Test Kits, Dip Slides, Incubators, Biocides, Laboratory
Analysis & Site Logbook |
Accepta's "Legionella Solutions", brings together
a comprehensive range of professional Legionella support products
and services providing water treatment professionals, property
and facility managers with a complete set of tools to effectively
manage those risks associated with Legionella ... |
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Food
Poisoning Bacteria: Salmonella, Listeria, E.coli O157, Campylobacter
& Clostridium Perfringens |
This interesting article examines how bacteria causes food
poisoning, paying closer attention to five of the most common
bacteria: Salmonella, Listeria, E.coli O157, Campylobacter and
Clostridium Perfringens ... |
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Cryptosporidium
and Cryptosporidiosis in Drinking Water |
Cryptosporidium is a parasite that infects man and a wide
range of domestic and wild animals. It causes cryptosporidiosis,
which in healthy adults, is an unpleasant diarrhoea lasting
for up to two weeks. At present there is no cure for cryptosporidiosis
and the condition can be serious for, and fatal to, the immuno-compromised
e.g. those receiving chemotherapy or AIDS ... |
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Nitrate
in Drinking Water - Where Does it Come From? |
Nitrate is present in all tap and bottled waters. It is produced
during the natural decay of vegetable material in soil. Rainfall
washes nitrate from sub-soil into groundwater. Nitrogenous fertilisers
used on arable farmland can be a significant source of nitrate
in groundwater and surface water ... |
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Environmentally
Friendly Biocide Disinfectant Utilising Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2)
and Silver |
Accepta 8101 represents a new generation of safe, environmentally
friendly biocides for the effective control of water borne micro-pathogens
including Legionella, E.Coli, Pseudomonas, Cryptosporidium,
Campylobacter, Salmonella, MRSA, VRE and other bacterial, viral
and fungal infections, in the water systems of cooling towers,
hospitals, hotels, industrial and office buildings, schools,
swimming pools, spa's and Jacuzzi's ... |
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IPPC:
Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control; a Practical Guide |
For those industry sectors using high volumes of water, controlling
and continually reducing levels of wastewater and effluent has
always been an important commercial consideration. Even more
so now with the introduction of the new IPPC, Integrated Pollution
Prevention and Control regulations, a system which follows the
European Community Directive (96/61) to introduce an improved,
more integrated approach to controlling pollution from industrial
sources ... |
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LogBook
Site Management Software |
Accepta's innovative computer based sitelog book management
system has been developed for the water treatment, hygiene,
property and facilities management sectors to assist those responsible
for the effective operation and successful implementation of
safety critical water hygiene and Legionella control systems
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Biocide Tablets:
Air Conditioning Condensate Systems Solid biocide tablets |
Accepta's excellent biocide sanitizer tablets comprise a slow
dissolving biocide in a handy tablet form, specially developed
to control slime forming bacteria and other biological growths
in air conditioning condensate pans, drains and ducted systems
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Leak Detector:
Ultraviolet (UV) Tracer Dye for the Oil & Gas Industries |
Accepta's Ultraviolet (UV) leak detector tracer dye is an
innovative, optically sensitive tracer compound used in the
oil, gas and petrochemical industries for leak detection and
pressure testing operations in fresh or seawater environments.
It offers significant advantages over existing 'visible' dye-based
fluorescent leak tracer systems ... |
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Legionella
Control: Government Guidance for Enforcement Officers |
Legionella Control - Recent high profile outbreaks of Legionnaires
Disease both in the USA and UK have caused many of us to re-focus
on the issues surrounding the effective management and control
of water systems vulnerable to Legionella contamination ... |
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Test
Kits: Single Parameter Testing Kit |
Test kits, simplicity is the key to Accepta's innovative Single
Parameter Test Kits. These handy sized water test kits, which
are based on the recognised 'Drop Test' method, are very simple
to use, help reduce the hazards normally associated with similar
testing procedures and, best of all, they are inexpensive and
extremely cost effective ... |
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Reverse
Osmosis (RO) in Water Treatment |
Reverse osmosis (RO) is a process that industry uses to clean
water whether for industrial process applications or to convert
brackish water, to clean up wastewater or to recover salts from
industrial processes. It will not remove all contaminants from
water as dissolved gases such as dissolved oxygen and carbon
dioxide not being removed. But reverse osmosis can be very effective
at removing other products such as trihalomethanes (THM's),
some pesticides, solvents and other volatile organic compounds
(VOC's) ... |
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Ultrasound
Cleaning of Ceramic Water Filters |
Ultrasound Cleaning: Engineers at Ohio State University claim
to have discovered how to clean high-tech ceramic water filters
at low cost using ultrasound. Although the research is still
in its early stages, they claim the technology may one day allow
water treatment plants to purify water with ceramic membrane
filters instead of traditional water treatment chemicals ... |
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Impregnated
Wipes |
Impregnated wet wipes, Accepta's extensive range of wet wipes
includes their excellent solvent based wipes, suitable for multiple
applications involved with the manufacture or use of oils, grease,
resins, adhesives, elastomers, mastics, plastics and paints
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E.
Coli O157 in Drinking Water |
E Coli or Escherichia coli are bacteria that normally live
in the intestines of humans and animals. Although, most strains
of these bacteria are harmless, several are known to produce
toxins that can cause diarrhea. One particular E coli strain
called O157 can cause severe diarrhea and kidney damage ... |
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CHIP
3: What You Need to Know |
CHIP 3: In September 2001 the Consultative Document (Con.
Doc.) "Proposals for the Chemicals (Hazard Information
and Packaging for Supply) Regulations 2002: CHIP 3" was
published. CHIP 3 will be welcomed in that it will revoke CHIP
2 and will pull together the multitude of CHIP 2's amendments
... |
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Magnetic
Water Treatment v Chemicals |
Magnetic water treatment: If you sell water treatment chemicals
then you've probably come across magnetic water treatment equipment
sometimes referred to as magic gadgets that claim to do away
with the need for treatment chemicals ... |
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DHMO:
US Survey Favours Ban on Commonly Used Chemical |
DHMO survey results: 90 percent of the US citizens participating
in a recent survey were willing to sign a petition to support
an outright ban on the use of DHMO in the United States ... |
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Chemical
Odour Control - Controlling Foul Odours? |
Odour control, who needs it? Well, how many times have you
been to a site, for example an animal rendering plant, chicken
factory, landfill site, or effluent plant and thought that it
was about time they found out how to control that distasteful
odour? ... |
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Reverse
Osmosis (RO) and Scale Inhibitors |
Reverse osmosis (RO): why should you use a scale inhibitor?
This short article gives an overview of the types of problems
faced by operators of reverse osmosis plants ... |
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Inside
B2B |
The Basics of Business to Business, what is it and how can
it be used to create advantage? In a series of articles we examine
how B2B can be applied to the chemical industry as an e-Chemicals
tool ... |
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Legionnaires
Disease & Legionella : How Dangerous? |
Legionnaires disease was named after an outbreak of a pneumonia-like
disease that occurred in the Belle Vue Stratford Hotel in Philadelphia,
PA in 1976, where there was a convention of the American Legion.
Legionella pneumophila ... |
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Supply
Chain Performance - Fit to Compete in a Competitive World? |
Supply chain performance and the chemicals sector. Being able
to respond to the accelerating pace of change and the shifting
dynamic in the supply chain is highly dependent on the fitness
of the organisation itself ... |
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Inside
B2B - B2B in 30 Seconds |
In a series of articles we examine how Business to Business
(B2B) can be applied to the Chemical Industry as an e-Chemicals
tool, helping to deliver longer term benefits ... |
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