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Northwest Pollution Prevention Resource Center, “Fiberglass Fabrication Industry, Northwest Pollution. Prevention and Regulatory Perspectives". - Northwest Pollution Prevention Resource Center, “Fiberglass Industry Regulatory Issues". - State of Washington, Department of Ecology, “A Guide for Fiberglass Operations".
Do not generate excessive heat in any machining operation. Excessive heat softens the bonding resin in the fiberglass — resulting in a ragged rather than a clean-cut edge. Excessive heat can also burn resin and glass. 6. Support the fiberglass material rigidly during cutting operations. Shifting may cause chipping at the cut
VIEW NOW: Composites Manufacturing Operations: A Guide for Environmental Management and Pollution Prevention (Number of pages: 21) (Publication Size: 186KB) Coordinator at 360-407-6745. Keywords, hazards, fiberglass, manufacturers, environmental, management, pollution prevention, air monitoring
A number of regulations can apply to fiberglass operations. These regulations stem from the types of products used and types of wastes generated by the industry. Table A lists typical fiberglass processes, products and wastes. The regulations, referenced in the table, protect worker health and safety, community rights and
Some of the ideas presented in this manual may not be practical for all fiberglass operations. Each business is encouraged to evaluate waste reduction opportunities based upon their facility's individual operations. The same waste reduction idea that works for one business may not necessarily work for all. Additional
EPA/625/7-91/014 October 1991 Guides to Pollution Prevention The Fiberglass-Reinforced and Composite Plastics Industry Risk Reduction Engineering This guide provides an overview of the FRP/C process and operations that generate waste and presents options for minimizing waste generation through source
Material Advantages of FRP. 40. Corrosion Resistance of FRP. 42. Alternate Materials. 43. Fiber Reinforced Plastic (FRP) Technology. 49. Resin Casting Performance. 51. Resin Performance at Elevated Temperatures. 51. Reinforcements. 54. Surfacing Veil. 54. Fiberglass Roving. 54. Fiberglass Cloth and Woven Roving.
build or expand their operation should check with their local air agency to determine if a “new source" review permit is necessary. Contact information for local air agencies is listed at the end of this guide. Solid Wastes. Overspray solids, unused (cured) products, catalyzed resins which harden during use, trim-ends and
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