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Corpus Christi Army Depot
Year Submitted: 2003 |
Process: Aircraft Repair |
Industry: Military |
Wastes Reduced: VOC Emissions |
Substance: Body/Skin Panels |
Equipment: Autoclave |
Location: Corpus Christi TX |
No. of employees: 3500 |
Contact: Chuck Gawanes |
Phone: (512) 939- |
Description:
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P2 Application:
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Environmental Benefits:
The autoclave uses less toxic, lower VOC content film adhesives that activate under temperature and pressure. Field repair autoclaving would use more toxic, higher VOC content, wet - two part adhesives containing listed hazardous carrying agents that function at room temperature. Therefore, through the new process there are less emissions and potential hazardous wastes.
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Details of Reductions
Additional Information :
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