Tone/Voice:

• Use first-person voice unless otherwise instructed in the instructions.
• These blogs should sound knowledgeable and professional.

If You Get To Choose the Topic:

• Select an article topic related to the company’s products and services, as well as its target customers and lifestyle.
• ALWAYS check the company blog to make sure you do not duplicate a topic!
• Cite reputable sources as needed (such as news sources).

Format:

• Include specifics, headers, numbered lists and bullets where possible.
• Include any sources used to write the blog.
• Please follow any special instructions listed.
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• Please include links to relevant/related company products on their website. (Check out Tab labeled with client’s name, such as “Delta Scientific,” for additional resources.)

Example Blogs (these are just examples; do not duplicate topics):

https://plus.google.com/u/0/+DeltaScientificCorporation

https://www.atgaccess.com/news/

https://www.reliance-foundry.com/blog

https://www.wi-ltd.com/news/

https://www.perimeterprotection.net/news/

https://www.heald.uk.com/news/

http://ameristarfence.blog/

Stadium Security Topic Resources (these companies write about Delta Scientific a lot, and Delta posts on their pages a lot, too):

https://www.securityinformed.com/news/top-football-schools-deploy-delta-portable-co-10263-ga.23630.html

https://www.securityinformed.com/insights/atlanta-mercedes-benz-stadium-sets-standard-co-10263-ga-co-1519647726-ga.1519647443.html

https://americansecuritytoday.com/delta-lists-prestigious-users-anti-terrorist-vehicle-crash-barriers/ (This company includes a list of many Delta customers, so it is a great resource)

https://www.enventcorporation.com/featured-projects/

• Save each description as the Company Name – Title. Example: Delta Scientific – What Airport Security Really Looks Like

Your Crash Rated Security Gate Options

Establishing a barrier for a business is a common need. The most common facilities that require some kind of security gate are federal organizations, such as military installations, government facilities, or embassies. Many private businesses that have buildings that are sensitive to intruders also take advantage of these gates, such as airports or power plants. If someone got into one of these facilities who is not supposed to be there, they could cause some serious damage or potentially put people at risk. On the other hand, many business owners who simply want the best protection possible for valuable property or inventory may also take advantage of a crash rated security gate. This is a common option for warehouses or shipping facilities. No matter what your need is, or what kind of business or organization you have, you can count on Delta Scientific to provide a gate that will stand up to anything. We have five different security gates that are rated to withstand a vehicle crashing into it.

• DSC288 Sliding High Security Gate
• SC3000S Sliding Crash Rated Gate
• SGC1000 Sliding High Security Gate
• TT280 Crash Rated Gate
• TT300 Sliding Security Gate

These five gates can be boiled down into three main categories to help you decide which is the best choice for you:

• Manual swing gate
• V-groove wheel ground tracks
• No contact with ground

Security Gates Made To Resist Anything

Delta Scientific has many different kinds of barricades for you to choose from, but our crash rated gates are among the most resistant. This is the best choice if you absolutely need to keep people out, no questions asked. It takes quite a lot for a barrier to withstand even car crashes, but ours are up to the job. Not only do they withstand the impact, even the biggest crashes should cause little or no damage to the barrier. We offer gates with both electro-mechanicals and hydraulic power, giving you even more options for customizing your security. Some of the other features include:

• 12 to 30 feet across
• Over 100 inches tall
• Withstand crashes up to 15,000 lb vehicles moving 50 mph
• Meet control and safety standards
• 14 decors options

If you are thinking about installing a barrier for your business or organization, then Delta Scientific can help you make your decision. Because we offer so many different kinds of security barriers, you can always find the one that suits your unique needs. Choose a security gate you can trust.

The Roles of Industrial Bollards in the Petro-Chemical Industry

Protecting infrastructure is huge responsibility in the petro-chemical industry. Your company needs the right equipment in place to ensure the safety and security of equipment and to prevent tragedies. Delta Scientific has barricade systems and solutions that make your property more secure by giving you vehicle control systems to control access around your facility.

Bollards are short, sturdy posts that once were used for mooring boats. Today, bollards typically refer to posts that are installed to control traffic and to prevent car ramming attacks. Industrial bollards have many different functions. When safety is an issue, consider using bollards in these methods.

Perimeter Security

High security bollard systems act like an extremely strong fencing alternative. A fence would have no impact against a commercial vehicle, but bollards are built to withstand tons of pressure. Decorative bollards are much more aesthetically pleasing than a fence, which offers branding opportunities. Bollards can be used as security measures, but they can also be used to designate traffic low and allow easy access. Delta can install bollards that can be lowered to allow certain traffic in and out.

Visual Guides for Drivers

Bollards can be installed to provide visual references for drivers who need to back into a loading bay. These steel barricades stand up to the greater force of a truck, protecting the building. The bollard absorbs the wear and tear from trucks that back up at an incorrect angle, giving the vehicle a nudge away from the building. Bollards get scratched, dinged and dented rather than distressing the building.

Bollards Provide Structure

Installing bollards around vulnerable points of your structure prevents damage by collisions. Many companies place bollards around structural supports that are critical to the building. If the support was damaged, it could destabilize the building, causing costly repairs and downtime. Placing bollards at critical points reduces the risk of damage.

Bollards around Utilities

Electrical boxes, utility meters and generators can be easily damaged by traffic. Bollards placed around these elements protect them against minnow bumps and backups to prevent downtime. The stationary posts surround the equipment and offer greater protection than a fence.

Combining Bollards With Other Systems

Bollards are just one element of a high security system to protect your property and facility. Delta Scientific engineers can help you design the level of security you need for your circumstances. Bollards can be made with decorative covers to match the aesthetics of your brand. Protect your infrastructure by working with our team.

Here’s Why You Need a High-Quality Marine Vapor Recovery System

Marine vapor recovery and control systems have been a major focus of the Department of Homeland Security and the United States Environment Protection Agency for some time. The reason is simple. Vessels at sea, and sometimes the cargo they carry, emit gases or fumes that have the potential to cause severe damage to the environment.

Because of this, there are a myriad of laws at the federal and state level governing and even mandating the use of marine vapor control and recovery systems. However, as with products in any industry, not all are created equal. So, here’s why you need a high-quality marine vapor recovery and control unit

installed on your vessel.

1. To Remain in Compliance

No reputable business wants to risk running afoul of laws set by either the local or federal government. Not only would this lead to the disruption of your business but also loss of income and potential loss of your rights and privileges to transport cargo or dock in specific areas. If you subcontract for other companies, your damaged reputation as a responsible transporter may also be negatively affected, making it difficult to rebuild your clientele even after all requirements have been met.

2. To Create Additional Income

Why waste natural gas when you can sell it? Natural gas plays an integral role in the U.S. energy market, especially for consumers who prefer to find a cleaner and more efficient fuel source. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, natural gas is the primary source of heat for 47 percent of American homes. By putting a high-quality vapor recovery unit in place and hiring the right company to maintain the system, you can almost set it and forget it. This helps to create passive income for your business.

3. To Protect the Environment

Not only do you stand to make money from recovering natural gas, but you also protect the environment from its release. Marine transportation gets a bad rep for not being eco-friendly, and the worst of it is that the allegations are often true. From the risks of oil spills to underwater noise pollutions to striking and damaging marine megafauna, the damage adds up. Unfortunately, the indispensable importance of marine transportation makes these risks necessary evils. As a direct result of this, marine transportation companies must be seen to take a more conspicuous effort to eliminate the types of pollution they can, whenever they can.

These are just a handful of the many benefits you can obtain from a high-quality vapor control and recovery system. However, the physical components only make up half of the formula for success. The company you choose to work with and the people they hire account for the remaining half. At Envent, we bring more than the best material to the table. We also offer 30 years of industry-specific experience. Working with companies just like you to manage vapor and waste water problems is all we do 365 days a year.

Because of this in-depth experience, we can guarantee 100-percent compliance for your company. For more information about how we can assist with your marine vapor recovery needs, contact our 24-hour hotline at 888-997-9645 or use this form to request a quote.

Sources:

Note: Sources with asterisks below were not hyperlinked in the article. One was a potential competitor, and the others, I did not include any specific information from them except to say that they existed.

1. https://www.enventcorporation.com/services/degassing-vapor-control/marine-vapor-recovery/
2. https://www.api.org/~/media/Files/Oil-and-Natural-Gas/Natural-Gas-primer/Understanding-Natural-Gas-Markets-Primer-High.pdf
3. https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=30672
4. *https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2013/07/16/2013-15808/marine-vapor-control-systems
5. *https://www.epa.gov/sips-la/louisiana-sip-lac-33iii-ch-2108-marine-vapor-recovery-sip-effective-2011-08-04-lad34-and
6. *https://hy-bon.com/blog/faq-about-vapor-recovery-units/

Degassing and Thermal Oxidation on the Forefront of Green Technology

When it comes to manufacturing today, nothing is more important than reducing the environmental footprint. More and more industries understand that it’s not simply the way goods are manufactured but hoe they are reused.

Traditional processes tend to make recycling plastics and other materials difficult to refine back to usable elements, and the resulting vapors are not only harmful to the environment but toxic as well. Fortunately, conventional vapor control and degassing technology is up to the task, helping to provide greener solutions to recycling problems.

Carbon Fiber, Smaller Footprint

Carbon fiber has many applications in aerospace and automobile manufacturing, but as with all industrial materials, there is still waste. Due to its unusual properties, it’s unable to break down in landfills efficiently. Nottingham University revolutionized a method to recycle that excess product into a low-cost and lightweight material that is a cheaper alternative.

A major drawback to the process involves vapor waste, consisting mainly of hydrogen cyanide (HCN) and ammonia (NH3) emissions. Thanks to a specialize thermal oxidizer which utilizes primary and secondary heat exchangers, the process is entirely self-sustaining and doesn’t require an external heating source. With 99% destruction efficiency, the facility meets current requirements making recyclable carbon fiber a sustainable option.

Cleaner Energy

Recycling isn’t just for industrial materials. In an effort to become a zero-waste municipality, Cauayan City, Isabela in the Philippines has erected a thermal oxidizer that will convert the city’s trash into energy. Expected to transform 25 tonnes of material into electricity, the plant will not only take care of the city’s worsening trash problem but will not violate local or international clean air regulations.

Direct waste conversion isn’t the only green energy method that requires strict adherence to emissions laws. In the biomass field, creating renewable fuel sources has its own hurdles to overcome. Harmful vapors are released during the production of a variety of such products including:

• Ethanol
• Wood pellets
• Gasification of wood chips, rubber and other materials
• Poultry litter

These processes require a lot of energy to perform, limiting their potential impact. As methods improve and it becomes more cost-effective to regulate emissions and transform these materials into viable fuels, the market for renewable energy sources will undoubtedly increase.

Plastic Made Perfect

One major struggle that has been difficult to overcome is the conversion of plastics into an easily recycled material. Efficiency is key in the transformation of used products into quality cost-effective manufacturing medium, and new techniques have come into play that greatly increase its viability.

In Germany, new methods for plastic development has paved the way for efficient recycling in the form of advanced degassing techniques. A twin-screw extruder utilizes this degassing to remove components with a low molecular weight, leaving the resulting material composed of long-chained polymers. This means recycled plastics can create a melt that has a higher quality than what is produced by other single-screw extruders.

Manufacturing is inevitably a dirty business but advances in emissions technology make for a much cleaner process. The Envent Corporation stands at the forefront of mobile degassing and vapor control machinery. Contact us for more information on how we can make your project more efficient and ecologically sound.