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EMISSIONS CONTROL
EMISSIONS CONTROL
Reduction of atmospheric pollution

EMISSIONS ALWAYS UNDER CONTROL

Protect your business and the environment: request information immediately on solutions to monitor the emissions of dust into the atmosphere of your plant and avoid receiving penalties linked to exceeding the limits

Did you know that you can face fines if:

  • YOU VIOL emission limit values
  • DO NOT COMMUNICATE emission data to the competent authority
  • DO NOT ADOPT all necessary measures to avoid even a temporary increase in emissions

Ref. Part V of Legislative Decree 152/2006 "STANDARDS ON THE PROTECTION OF THE AIR AND THE REDUCTION OF EMISSIONS INTO THE ATMOSPHERE“. Consult the OFFICIAL JOURNAL

IOT 4ECO GUARDIAN FOR THE CONTROL OF EMISSIONS

The kit proposed by Ecotech GTS consists of: TRIBOELECTRIC PROBE for identifying the dust contained in the gases emitted. Report in advance any leaks in the dust filtration system that can produce harmful emissions into the atmosphere, avoiding the high costs of environmental remediation and plant shutdowns, for better environmental protection. SMART BOX CONTROL UNIT with Ecotech GTS control electronics. High performance TOUCH SCREEN. CONNECTIVITY LICENSE for custom cloud.

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Air Pollution: The Silent Killer

Air pollution is a risk of mortality from all causes and specific diseases. Specific disease outcomes most strongly linked to air pollution exposure include stroke, ischemic heart disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, lung cancer, pneumonia, and cataracts (household air pollution only).

There is also suggestive evidence linking exposure to air pollution with an increased risk of adverse pregnancy outcomes (e.g., low birth weight, small for gestational age), other cancers, diabetes, cognitive impairment, and neurological disease .

While there are many toxins that negatively impact health, the pollutants with the strongest evidence of public health concern include particulate matter (PM), carbon monoxide (CO), ozone (O3), carbon dioxide nitrogen (NO2) and sulfur dioxide (SO2) . Fine particulate matter is a particularly important source of health risks, as these very small particles can penetrate deep into the lungs, enter the bloodstream and travel to organs causing systemic damage to tissues and cells.

EVERY YEAR: 7 MILLION DEATHS CAUSED BY AIR POLLUTION

By reducing pollution levels, countries can contribute to the decline of diseases such as cardiovascular disease, cancer, stroke, asthma…

Source: World Health Organisation

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