Dry Ice Blasting for Cleaning Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Systems
Attached to equipment that includes gas turbines and boilers, selective catalytic reduction (SCR) systems can significantly reduce the amount of toxic nitrogen oxide (NOx) created by power plants – removing 90% to 100% of NOx… Read more
For Time Savings & White Glove-Clean Turbines, Dry Ice Blasting Reigns Supreme
When it comes to keeping natural gas turbines clean and operating at peak capacity, much is at stake for power plants. Tiny deficiencies in improperly maintained and under-inspected machines can lead to inefficiencies, broken blades,… Read more
New Guide: Why Use Dry Ice Blasting?
At first glance, hardened deposits on heat exchanger tube bundles, fire-damaged ceiling joists and glue-covered laminate machines may seem to have little in common. Look deeper, though, and you’ll uncover a common thread: each scenario… Read more
Dry Ice Blasting for Fire Restoration Featured in Restoration & Remediation Magazine
Restoration companies who have discovered the advantages of dry ice blasting for cleaning the soot and stains that fires leave behind cite its effectiveness for delicate surfaces, speed and mess-free application. Two restoration company professionals… Read more
Historic South Bend Armory Restoration Gets the Polar Clean Touch
On the east bank of South Bend, overlooking the St. Joseph River and across the street from the city’s Farmers Market, there stands a tidy, chimney-stacked, red brick building. The building is (most recently) called… Read more
