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Environmental legislation imposes atmospheric emission limits on products from the chemical and petrochemical industries. The industrial valves industry is the first to be concerned, as it is estimated that 70% of problems encountered on site stem from valves, and more specifically from the sealing of cable glands .
At its meeting on November 7, 2001, the "fugitive emission" working group of CETIM's Valves and Fittings Commission asked for a report on the possibility of using acoustic...
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- (1) - GARRIGUES (J.C.), BIREMBAUT (Y.), LEDAUPHIN (T.) - Émissions fugitives : de nouvelles réglementations pour la protection de l'environnement. La démarche des industriels français au sein de la commission robinetterie du CETIM et du SYMECORA. - 4e Colloque International sur l'Étanchéité, Mandelieu la Napoule, p. 577-586, 17-19 sept. 1996....
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