Identify your air emissions and applicable general regulations
Air and emissions: mastering the obligations imposed by chemical products and substances

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Identify your air emissions and applicable general regulations


Air and emissions: mastering the obligations imposed by chemical products and substances

Author : Maryvonne GUIDON-LE BRUN

Publication date: August 10, 2011 | Lire en français

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1. Identify your air emissions and applicable general regulations

Identify the discharges from your site that are likely to be polluted by chemicals:

  • Normal operation: use of solvents or solvent products (glues, paints), surface treatments, transfers, powder or liquid operations (grinding, mixing, synthesis, extractions, distillations, condensations, filtrations, drying, washing, soaking, etc.), use of gases, release of dust when working on solids (transfers, sanding, cutting, drilling).

  • Accidental: poor temperature or pressure conditions, malfunctioning extraction ventilation systems, liquid spills, accidental mixing of products that react with each other, release of toxic fumes in the event of burning.

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