In a world of rising calls for more stringent emissions control within the marine industry, cleaner burning engines and expensive after treatment technologies, what does Premier Chemicals Nano Fuel Catalyst division have to be bullish about? So far this year, the division has introduced the catalyst to Tfl Operators in London, expanded production in the
Consider This Alternative With reports suggesting that IMO is set to agree on the timetable for a 0.5 per cent global limit on the sulphur content of bunkers in 2020, the time may be coming for shipowners to assess their options. Consider Petrolast from Premier Chemicals https://www.premchemltd.com/products/petrolast-fuel-catalyst/ Early completion of a fuel availability survey well ahead
Marine vessel engines produce Nitrogen Oxides (NOx) during the combustion of fossil fuel which adds more than 14% to the global NOx production. NOx are toxic acidic gases which results in smog formation, ground level ozone and acid rain. Upon reacting with NH3 (Ammonia), moisture and other components in the atmosphere, NOx forms nitric acid,
Besides being a single toxin, NOx combines with other substances and creates smog when it is exposed to sunlight. This creates a major health hazard for people that live in affected areas. NOx penetrates into the lung tissue and can cause permanent damage to lung tissue. Children, the elderly, people with asthma and other breathing
These regulations set the stage for considerable further reductions of the permissible NOx emissions – with the first step (Tier II) already in force since January 2011. Tier III will become applicable after 2021, but only inside specifically designated emission control areas (ECAs), whereas, outside of these ECAs, the Tier II regulation will continue to
In the process of selective catalytic reduction a catalyst converts nitrogen oxides into diatomic nitrogen (N2) and water (H2O). Both of these are harmless when released, and are safe for the environment. The process for making this conversion is to combine the NOx with a reductant, typically ammonia (NH3), which then comes in contact with
Premier Chemicals and Searchwise Limited announce partnership to supply chemicals for use in commercial diving operations in Aberdeen, UK Premier Chemicals, the UK based distributor of dive grade soda lime and other chemicals used in the commercial subsea diving sector, and Searchwise Limited, the Aberdeen based supplier and manufacturer of commercial diving equipment and consumables,
Premier Chemical subsidiary DIVELIME, the UK based distributor of dive grade soda lime Intersorb® 812 and rEvo Rebreathers, the Belgium based manufacturer of the rEvo II and rEvo III closed circuit rebreathers (CCR) have announced that Intersorb® 812 has been approved for use in all versions of rEvo’s rebreather products. Intersorb® 812 is an 8
Premier Chemicals’ Gold based oxidation catalyst, NanAuCat™, is being used in analytical instruments which are able to accurately monitor Dinitrogen Monoxide (N2O) emissions. Dinitrogen Monoxide, more commonly known as Nitrous Oxide is a greenhouse gas with global warming potential of 296 times that of Carbon Dioxide (CO2). Whilst currently only CO2 is subject to wide-scale
Premier Chemicals is pleased to announce that Intersurgical, a leading UK manufacturer of soda lime, has appointed Premier Chemicals as global distributor for Intersurgical’s recently developed dive grade and industrial grade soda lime absorbents – Spherasorb 408, Intersorb 812 , Intersorb 408 and Intersorb Subsea For further details on it’s industrial grade soda lime absorbents please contact Premier
