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Title: VOC emissions from manufacturing processes(~ 2MB) |
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Author: Jorgen Vineke and Jurgen Zimmer (published via the Danish Environment Protection Agency) |
Year : 2001 |
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Main activities covered : 17 |
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This study identifies measures integrated into the production process for cutting VOC emissions from point and diffuse sources, specifically for enterprises manufacturing solvent-based paints and coatings e.g. lacquer and paint industries, and to assess these under the aspects of efficiency and costs. |
Author: DFIU and IFARE |
Year : 2002 |
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Main activities covered : 6, 8, 13, 14, 16, 17 |
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This detailed BAT guide describes the potential for solvent substitution or alternative emission abatement techniques suitable for adhesive application in a number of different sectors. |
Title: The Challenge of Solvent Substitution in Coatings |
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Author: Bruno Giordan (DuPont) |
Year : 2002 |
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Main activities covered : 3, 6, 17 |
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This journal article gives an overview of the use of solvents
and discusses the challenges of solvent substitution for
the coatings industry. It describes application of alternative
solvents in some activities and gives examples where alternatives
were applied and what the main problems were. |
Title: Solvent Stewardship Award case studies (~ 1,5MB) |
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Author: ESIG |
Years : 1999 - 2001 |
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Main activities covered : 1, 3, 7, 8, 14, 17, 20 |
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Brief case studies to share best practise in solvent use. |
Author: N.R. Passant |
Year : N/A |
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Main activities covered : 16, 17 |
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An overview of alternative adhesives for adhesive manufactures and industrial users is outlined. Disadvantages of certain alternatives are also discussed. |