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The wisest solution to control odour is to set up a suitable odour control unit for the wastewater treatment plant. Odour control in wastewater treatment will extract the odorous gases from the collection tanks or designated area and releases the odourless air in the atmosphere. There are various proven odour control technologies are available in the market like Activated carbon adsorption, Chemical scrubber, and Biological oxidation systems. However, choosing a right Odour control technology is especially important for the plant to remove the odour efficiently and to run the plant with limited Operating cost.
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AQOZA offers optimum performing corrosion control units to various industries. Get in touch with us to know more
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We at AQOZA technologies offer the best corrosion management for any critical control room or data centres. Being a specialist vendor in gas phase filtration and monitoring, AQOZA offers optimum performing corrosion control units to various industries. Get in touch with our experts in corrosion control now !!!
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Five Reasons for Corrosion Control in Critical Control Rooms
Failures due to corrosion are a common thing in electronics used in control rooms. Critical control rooms need to work without any downtime as the operations are crucial. Electronic process-control equipment which varies from remote sensors to distributed control systems makes any facility functional and operational and keeps them up and running. To achieve this, it requires the correct sensor functioning, communications, and process control. But eventually it is being observed that these critical electronics are catastrophically failing due to the damaging environment in which they are functioning. Please refer the article- Electronics failures and corrosion in industries to know more about the corrosion on electronics.
The working environment must be managed by employing proper corrosion monitoring units and corrosion control equipment to prevent corrosion in control rooms. In this article, let us try to understand the 5 major benefits of corrosion control and monitoring.
Benefits of Corrosion monitoring and control.
Reduction in the maintenance cost.
The cost of maintenance of a control room can be phenomenal. Most of the maintenance goes in towards the replacement of sensors or controls which have failed due to corrosion.
increasing the longevity of hardware equipment
The lifespan of electronics working in an unsafe environment will vary from a few weeks or months depending on the severity. For example, a sensor whose lifespan is expected to be 2-3 years might fail within 12-18 months. Adequate Corrosion control measures can increase the lifespan of electronic hardware.
Prevents operational losses
Corroded equipment can disrupt the entire functioning of control rooms when it breaks down causing unexpected delays and loss. Proper monitoring techniques can identify the severity of the operational environment and prevent this disruption from happening.
Enables a healthy and safer environment for employees
Failures due to corrosion not only puts a company’s revenue at risk but also poses a threat towards its employees. Most of the catastrophic failures are due to short circuiting of electronics which is a greater threat towards health and safety of employees as well as the premises. Effective corrosion management can prevent failures of electronics.
Increases productivity
All the time saved with good corrosion management will be fruitful towards increasing productivity and revenue.
We at AQOZA technologies offer the best corrosion management for any critical control room or data centres. Being a specialist vendor in gas phase filtration and monitoring, AQOZA offers optimum performing corrosion control units to various industries. Get in touch with our experts in corrosion control now !!!
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All electronics, primarily the Printed circuits boards are very susceptible to corrosion under certain conditions. The main reason for this is that the materials selected for the manufacturing of electronics are not inherently corrosion resistant, or even treated to high degrees of resistance
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Gaseous Corrosion – Reason for Electronics Failure
All electronics, primarily the Printed circuits boards are very susceptible to corrosion under certain conditions. The main reason for this is that the materials selected for the manufacturing of electronics are not inherently corrosion resistant, or even treated to high degrees of resistance. The electronic equipment fails if the working environment is severe. Replacement of failed electronics is accompanied with an increase in downtime and the risk of health hazards.
How does electronic failure due to corrosion occur?
In this article we will see the major reasons for electronics failure due to corrosion. There are a few major reasons for that.
Corrosion due to manufacturing process
Components like tactile switches are mounted on a PCB by hand soldering technique due to the presence of copper in PCB laminations. Copper has a very high heat capacity and as a result heat is generated during the automated soldering process which results in weaker solder joints. Hand soldering is performed by using a non-clean flux which is believed to leave minimum residue, but in reality it leaves large residues and the level mostly depends on the technical skills of the person performing the soldering operations. The degradation of flux residue happens at 250o-350o C but in case of hand soldering regions near to the solder will experience much lesser temperature leaving a huge amount of unreacted flux on the boards.
This flux residue inside can act as a di-electrical barrier and can cause the equipment to fail at a very early age. The silver and tin used in the electronics are getting corroded easily because of the flux present, as these accelerates the corrosion and this results in a short circuit failure of electronics.
Corrosion due to harmful work environment.
The exposure of electronics to an environment where humidity, temperature, and atmospheric pollutants are not controlled can result in corrosion. The atmospheric pollutants mentioned are H2S, NOx, SOx and chlorides. Among these pollutants, H2S and SO2 acts as the main source if humidity levels are high. The rate of corrosion also depends on the industry and its location. The electronics used in the rubber manufacturing Industry or paper mills can cause failures due to corrosion in just a few weeks.
Silver plated copper lead frames can get corroded easily by the aforementioned gases if any Sewage treatment plant, heavy traffic or open drains are located near it. The concentration of these gases can be as low but still cause significant corrosion. The lead free regulations for electronic equipment has increased the sensitivity of corrosion and failures.
The entrapment of corrosion causing gases in the severe working environment requires specialist help. Being a specialist vendor in gas phase filtration and monitoring AQOZA offers optimum performing corrosion control units to various industries. Get in touch with us to know more!!!
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Which Are The Gases Causing Corrosion Of Electronics In Data Centres
Electronic components are made of metallic and non-metallic materials that are prone to corrosion. If left unchecked, electronic corrosion can harm electronic components such as film disks and edge connectors in data centres. Film disks store data, and if corroded the stored information could get lost. Edge connectors are made of copper or are gold-plated over a copper substrate and are situated on the circuit boards. Corrosion can easily lead to disruption in the connector points and affect data transfer. In the case of control rooms or server rooms all metals are susceptible to corrosion in a similar way.
Corrosion in electronics is mainly caused by Acidic gases. The major ones include:
● Hydrogen sulphide (H2S)
● Sulphur and nitrogen oxides (SOX, NOX)
● Inorganic chlorine compounds (Cl2, ClO2, HCL)
● Photochemical entities (O3)
Hydrogen sulphide (H2S)
H2S will produce HS- ions which will interact with silver and copper. When HS- ions interact with Silver resulting in the formation of the corrosion product of Ag2S. This process is called sulphidation. Similarly, the corrosion of Copper surfaces happens and the resulting product is CU2S. Sulphidation happens even if the concentration Is <1 ppm.
Sulphur and Nitrogen Oxides(SOX, NOX)
the influence of NOx on corrosion and degradation of materials is very low;
However, in atmospheres containing SO2 an increase of corrosion and degradation is reported when NO2 is present. The role of NO2 is to catalyse corrosion and degradation processes.
Low RH values favour the reaction of NO2 with adsorbed water, forming nitrous and nitric acids, which are the species that react with copper resulting in an outer film of basic copper nitrite. At high RH, NO2 contributes to the oxidation of SO2, strengthening the production of sulphuric acid, the species that reacts with copper forming copper sulphite and sulphate.
Inorganic chlorine compounds (Cl2, ClO2, HCL)
Reactivity of chlorine compounds will depend upon the specific gas composition. In the presence of moisture, these gases generate chloride ions which react readily with copper, tin, silver, and iron alloys.
These reactions are significant even when the gases are present at low parts per billion levels. At higher concentrations, many materials are oxidized by exposure to chlorinated gases. Sources of chloride ions, such as bleaching operations, sea water, cooling tower vapours, and cleaning compounds, etc., should be considered when classifying industrial environments.
Photochemical entities (O3)
Ozone is an unstable form of oxygen which is formed from diatomic oxygen by electrical discharge or by solar radiation. In general metals are only slightly susceptible to photochemical effects. However, ozone can function as a catalyst in sulphide and chloride corrosion of metals.
Never allow harmful gases to affect your data centre and decrease its efficiency. Being a specialist vendor in gas phase filtration and monitoring, AQOZA offers optimum performing corrosion control units to various industries. Get in touch with us to know more!!!
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Advantages Of Having Odour Control Unit From AQOZA
The odour emitted from wastewater treatment plants is a big concern due to air pollution. These odours are mainly caused by pungent gases from the wastewater facilities, leading to significant health issues, nuisance in public, and no compliance with the environmental laws.
Many industries release pungent gas that is very much corrosive and can hurt the life of the equipment, quality of life, and productivity. A foul odour can have negative impacts on businesses and lead to negative publicity, thereby resulting in the breaking down of company as well as community relations. This has made odour control in wastewater treatment a significant requirement.
Wastewater odour control units are crafted for reducing the release of odorous gas such as hydrogen sulphide organic Sulphur compounds along with volatile organic compounds to a permissible limit. It also effectively eliminates pollutants and odours from the air jammed by the industrial and manufacturing processes.
Starting from the wastewater treatment plants to food and beverage units, including pharmaceutical products, and beyond that, foul odours are one of the common challenges. When the level of odour exceeds the permitted limit, the authorities can quickly stop all activities.
Aqoza is the topmost vendor of odour control systems and offers optimum solutions depending on the requirement. They have successfully resolved several odour issues that make the working conditions inside wastewater treatment plants more comfortable.
Aqoza offers engineered odour control system and products that are perfectly safe, efficient and assist clients in solving complicated odour pollution. They have an odour control system for the sewage treatment plant, paper and pulp industries, petrochemical industries, solid waste processing plant, and many others.
All these odour control units help cover up the foul odours but also helps in getting rid of them by apprehending and neutralising the odour molecules. Not only that but also they remove VOC and meet HAP and other odour regulations.
Now, look at some of the significant reasons why a wastewater treatment plant odour control from Aqoza is essential?
● No more complaints: Executing an odour control system is one of the best decisions that should be taken for any business. Public staying near too often complain about the odour that leads to disagreement. As per the law, when odours are not controlled on time, one can send a legal notice for generating nuisance. Therefore, it is ostensible to deal with such matters rigorously.
● Removes dangerous risks in association with health: Other than staying in compliance with the environment, it is vital not to ignore any risks that are associated with odour emission gases as well as compounds. It is the responsibility of the employers to understand the health of the staff members. When you have set up a business, you must remain noticeable as well as careful against any breach of duty towards the safety and protection of the environment.
● When you require an eminent guide, contact a professional to set up a strong odour control unit at your facility to minimise the risks involved.
● Controls air pollution: Air pollution is also caused by these odorous gases released from wastewater treatment plants. Therefore, it is necessary to remove it from the source before liberating it to the environment.
● Wastewater treatment units must select to carry out the process of odour control and treatment by choosing the best odour control manufacturers.
● Extends the life of the equipment: An efficient odour control unit helps combat challenges caused by odorous gases and prevents property, machines, and other applications from deteriorating. They provide the best ways to deal with foul odours and other corrosive issues.
It is imperative to get the right and best quality equipment for such applications. A wide range of odour control units by AQOZA can help in elimination of odour from various industries and manufacturing units.
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VOC or Volatile organic compounds are emitted in significant quantities from different furniture units coated with paint coating, solvents, varnishes, and waxes. It has been seen that furniture units made from solid wood and wood composites play a significant role in the emission of VOC.
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VOC Emissions In Furniture & Paint Coating
VOC or Volatile organic compounds are emitted in significant quantities from different furniture units coated with paint coating, solvents, varnishes, and waxes. It has been seen that furniture units made from solid wood and wood composites play a significant role in the emission of VOC.
They have an adverse effect on the human body and are directly related to several health risks. In simple words, VOCs are lipid-soluble compounds that can easily pass through the blood-brain barrier resulting in neurologically adverse health impacts.
While several new technological developments in furniture finishing have resulted in stylish furniture units, it is a real fact that they can lead to indoor air pollution. All designers, producers, and consumers are much concerned about furniture products' aesthetics, cost, durability, and functionality. But the issue regarding chronic VOC exposure from furniture must be addressed.
Mainly solid wood and wood panels are used for manufacturing furniture units. The surface of the furniture is coated with various kinds of finishing that include lacquers, varnishes, resin impregnated papers, along with overlays and high-pressure laminates. Most of these finishes consist of terpenes, aldehydes, and aromatic hydrocarbons.
Know about the adverse health impacts of VOCs:
Various chemicals utilized for wood furniture finishing are phthalates, heavy metals, flame retardants, and VOCs. Phthalate kinds of plasticizers and flame retarding compounds are released from furniture units. A recent study has proven that dimethyl esters of succinic, adipic, and glutaric from some of the wooden furniture coatings were found, and it was thus concluded that they are emerging air pollutants. And also, it has been seen that all these esters result in degenerating the olfactory system that impacts the sense of smell.
It seems that VOCs emitted from furniture units and their possible health impacts on children and adults must be considered for raising awareness and shielding human health. Children are mainly affected and are sensitive because of their weak immune systems.
Let us know how it affects children:
● It affects their physical and cognitive development.
● With low body weight and fast breathing, they are affected more by the chemical substances present in the air.
● In children, the metabolizing capacity is prolonged, for which many chemicals stay in their bodies for a long time.
● A large number of the chemical can imitate hormones, for which they hurt both the endocrine and developing systems.
So, keeping all these concerns in view, it is essential to control VOC emission by the authorities to protect adult and child health. All these regulations are also suitable for controlling odor present indoors. It is often recommended to ventilate all rooms as one of the primary precautions for decreasing VOC emission. Determination of the emitted VOC substance and the level of emission for various kinds of materials and development of standard methods and techniques for detecting VOC emission and developing a VOC removal system are essential for controlling their effect on human health.
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Data centers run round the clock and have a lot of sensitive equipment. The continuous operation generates a lot of heat and the large installation has to be cooled using air cooling systems.
The presence of contaminants in the air is a serious issue faced by data centers globally as poor quality air and pollutants can cause damage to sensitive electronic components
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In's And Out's Of Air Purification In Data Centers
When lead-free manufacturing regulations or Restrictions on Hazardous substances rules were implemented, data center companies got relief hoping that they would now get the most effective electronic equipment. But with time, they found out that the equipment is at more risk of corrosion because of the low ambient quality of air.
Data centers run round the clock and have a lot of sensitive equipment. The continuous operation generates a lot of heat and the large installation has to be cooled using air cooling systems.
The presence of contaminants in the air is a serious issue faced by data centers globally as poor quality air and pollutants can cause damage to sensitive electronic components
Air contaminants are a real problem in data centers.
Data centers are dynamic places. The server and the cooling system will run for 24 hours, seven days a week. Personnel clean the sites at least once a week, and technicians replace old devices or repair technologies so that all clients can easily maintain access to data whenever needed. These processes can also bring contaminants that put computers in danger and other devices in the facility.
While many locations have clean air, many data centers are present in places where some particle emissions and other gas contaminants are abundant. Even though the site has good quality air, some contaminants like dust, corrosive gas molecules are present in all kinds of environments.
Some of the common air contaminants of data centers are
● Concrete dust: When concretes are unsealed, it keeps the potential to emit some of the fine dust into the air. These particles consist of calcium, silica, and others with abrasive properties.
● Ferrous metal particles: This comes from printers, worn parts in HVAC units, conduit pipes, and several mechanical functions. They can lead to electrical damage to the circuit boards as they are conducive, resulting in data center downtime.
● Gases causing corrosion: Gaseous contaminants like sulfur dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, nitrogen dioxide, ozone, etc. They are the leading cause of copper and silver corrosion, and they can also cause corrosion of some of the delicate metal parts.
● Chlorides or salts: Those data centers near coastal areas will have to face airborne salt levels.
● Electrostatic dust: Dust and the lint particles coming from clothing, paper, and other particles become static charged. Servers lead to faulty commands, data loss, and other such problems.
Data centers keep on running non-stop so that people can easily access a wealth of information. High exposure to contaminants is threatening for data centers which can lead to serious disruptions in the data chain.
Here are a few data center malfunctions because of contaminants:
● Poor air quality can affect the cooling system. This means either the cooling system breaks down or more power is needed for generating cooling air for keeping all components functioning.
● Any salt and sulfur reaching data centers can easily corrode the critical electrical components and lead to electrical shortages, physical deterioration, and discharges.
How to solve the poor air quality issue in data centers?
Executing an efficient air filtration method, which also includes using the right kind of air filters, can assist data centers in keeping up with all changing regulations, decreasing the equipment failure and cost of cooling. It also enhances the health and safety of workers.
Data centers and server rooms require air purification.
The use of air purification methods or air purifiers helps resolve air quality issues. When you use data center air purifier, the contaminated air passes through the pre-filters that retain all dust and particles. In the chemical media stage, the contaminants are destroyed chemically. Gaseous filtration is one of the efficient methods of removing airborne contaminants for increasing performance.
Conclusion
The excellent air quality of data centers is essential for keeping operations flawless and also ensuring the safety of the workers. Data center air purifier designed for encountering such contaminants are obviously the best and most effective solution for the protection of data, products, and data.
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The use of air purification methods or air purifiers helps resolve air quality issues. When you use data center air purifier, the contaminated air passes through the pre-filters that retain all dust and particles. In the chemical media stage, the contaminants are destroyed chemically. Gaseous filtration is one of the efficient methods of removing airborne contaminants for increasing performance.
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Air exchange is one of the essential factors to consider while designing the odour control system and one that impacts the size and effectiveness of the odour removal. Many regional municipalities have given guidance on-air exchange factors during the estimation of odour control system capacity.
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Aqoza is an experienced leader in the design and manufacturing of high quality air filtration units for food processing industries. We also provide custom designed air filters for sterile food and beverage processing systems, where airborne bacteria are a serious concern. Our systems effectively work on a broad range of issues such as VOC, odour control from food manufacturing, particulate removal from drying and cooking process etc. It effectively controls potential emissions from utility operations such as heat or power production in the site.
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How To Design An Efficient Odour Control Unit?
The odour created from the wastewater system is because of hydrogen sulfide released in the form of gas. Moreover, hydrogen sulfide results in corrosion in collection systems and wastewater treatment plant equipment. Various emission sources also require odour control units like pump stations, sludge dewatering, manhole , etc.
The odour coming from sewage and effluent comprises hydrogen sulfide, and it is pretty dangerous when released in the environment. Odorous gas also consists of ammonia and organic Sulphur components. Even though most odours generally do not cause any physical health issues, mal odour affects the surrounding, leading to complaints to the source.
This source of H2S emission is very much the same as VOCs, with the only difference being the Sulphur compound's presence. odour control units that are safe and efficient assist in solving complicated odour pollution. Their applications are mainly used to remove odour from the sewage treatment plant, sludge, paper &pulp industries, solid waste processing plant, etc. They will cover the foul odours and help you get rid of them efficiently by neutralizing or adsorbing the odour molecule. They are also designed for removing VOC and for meeting hazardous air pollutants along with other regulations.
For designing an efficient odour control unit, it depends on two main parameters:
● Air volume
● Air exchange
While calculating the air volume of any process tank, if it is an affixed water level tank, then freeboard air volume should be considered. But when it fluctuates, it is recommended to consider air volume from low water levels.
Air exchange is one of the essential factors to consider while designing the odour control system and one that impacts the size and effectiveness of the odour removal. Many regional municipalities have given guidance on-air exchange factors during the estimation of odour control system capacity.
While considering inlet works, the air exchange factors should be 12-15 times of the air volume. A sludge treatment facility must be 6-12 times of air volume, and it is based on room ventilation, aerated tanks, etc.
Depending on these processes, the engineers can easily assess the required sufficient capacity of the odour control unit that system manufacturers should verify. To have better clarity, you can also contact an odour control specialist. Look for the best odour control services for ideal odour control management.
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There are many factors influencing the selection of odour control technologies. Seemingly, it is possible, to control odour, by eliminating or reducing their source, only by comprehending the different methodologies available in the market.
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