The is a site on the web for recycling "everything". It includes equipment listings although they are listed by industry type. The site is Recycler's World and the web site is: http://www.recycle.net/recycle/index.html My first question is "Why does a piece of uninstalled idle equipment have an effect on changing a process to a less polluting one?" If they are currently using a solvent maskant without the equipment it seems to me that a change to an aqueous based maskant would be based on the economics of the process without the carbon adsorption unit entering into the calculation. Thanks, Dale Francke Pratt & Whitney, M/S 717-03 P.O. Box 109600 W. Palm Beach, FL 33410-9600 e-mail : frncked@pwfl.com (561) 796-3733 FAX (561) 796-2787 ---------- From: Susan Roothaan[SMTP:SROOTHAA@tnrcc.state.tx.us] Sent: Thursday, January 29, 1998 11:17 AM To: p2tech@great-lakes.net Subject: Place to List Pollution Control Equipment One of the facilities I am working with is seriously considering converting from a solvent maskant system to a aqueous based system. One of the factors in their decision is whether they can find a buyer for a Carbon Absorption System. Does anyone know where one might list good used air pollution control equipment either on the web or some publications? We are already in touch with CMA, Air and Waste Management, and Printing Association to see if their might be a venue there. Below are the specs on the equipment. If you know a party interested, I can provide company name and phone to that person: Carbon Absorption Equipment (automated for continuous operation if required) Designed and constructed for exacting aerospace industry standards by Hoyt Corp. (Westport Eng.), operated 3 years prior to plant closing, currently disassembled and stored in North Texas as complete package. Includes full construction and installation blueprints, operation manuals, training guides, post installation engineering support for start-up and operations training. Other services are available/neg. New Cost: $1M+, system is end-user owned and offered at $475K. Major Components: 3 beds (tanks), each with 30" depth activated carbon (11,000# ea) 125 hp inlet blower (20,000 cfm) GE series 1 programmable control panel (free standing) Beckman 4400A FID Honeywell DR4200 24X7 chart recorder 200 ton, 200 gpm York cooling tower with basin heater Otto H. York air stripping column condensing unit and 300 L stainless steel separator system size and approx. Weight 40'w/12'h/13'd; 90,000# Thanks, Susan Roothaan Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, MC-112 Office of Pollution Prevention and Recycling PO Box 13087 Austin, Texas 78711-3087 phone: (512) 239-3186 fax: (512) 239-3165 e-mail: sroothaa@tnrcc.state.tx.us
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