In industrial operations, one company’s byproduct often becomes another’s resource. That’s exactly the case with spent caustic soda. Traditionally viewed[...]
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Many companies still view spent caustic soda as just another hazardous waste stream—costly to manage, difficult to dispose of, and[...]
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Coal plants and coal tar processors are under growing pressure to reduce waste, control costs, and demonstrate environmental responsibility. One[...]
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Managing chemical costs while reducing waste is a growing challenge for coal facilities across the U.S. Industrial operations in the[...]
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Glycerin for coal dust suppression is gaining momentum as coal facilities seek safer, more sustainable ways to manage airborne particulate[...]
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The Challenge: Chemical Waste and Sustainability Many industries rely on ethyl acetate for manufacturing processes, but off-spec, surplus, and co-product[...]
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At first glance, tariffs can seem like nothing more than an economic roadblock. But when viewed through a strategic lens,[...]
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As global trade conditions shift under the weight of new tariffs, the U.S. chemical industry must respond with smart, resilient[...]
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In coal operations, process chemistry plays a central role in efficiency, cost control, and emissions management. One of the most[...]
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As a trusted industrial ethyl acetate supplier, Altiras provides sustainable ethyl acetate for businesses across various industries. Known for its[...]
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As companies pursue beneficial reuse strategies to reduce costs and manage materials sustainably, navigating the regulatory environment becomes essential. In[...]
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Chemical efficiency can make or break operational performance in coal processing. Acetic acid is an essential component in coal processing,[...]
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