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5 New Years Resolutions: Save Money on Your Construction Project
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3 Ship Maintenance Issues that Occur Without Proper Surface Preparation &...
Water—it’s essential for life, but also one of the most destructive elements on the planet. On military ships, the corrosive environment caused by salt water and marine growth can lead to structural...
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5 New Years Resolutions: Protect Your Documents
Do you have a recovery plan for your vital records? Resolve to be Ready in 2015 with our top 5 tips for Document Recovery. Check out our suggestions for New Years Resolutions you can incorporate into...
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5 New Years Resolutions: Prepare For Disasters
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Questions to Establish a Food Industry Condensation Prevention Plan
Excess moisture in a food processing and packaging facilities can cause extensive problems for the consumable products, the building, and worker health and productivity. With condensation control...
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Maintaining a clean food processing facility or storage warehouse may not be enough to keep consumables safe and maximize their shelf lives. Creating favorable environmental conditions with temporary...
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Ensuring Animal Safety and Comfort with Temporary Climate Control
Just as humans prefer to be in comfortable temperatures, livestock enjoy the same. In general, the animals that live in environments with the ideal temperature and humidity levels are the most...
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How Food Processing Facilities Should Respond after Flood Damage
Eliminating excess moisture is a battle many food processing facilities face on a daily basis. When an organization experiences flood damage, time and desiccant air drying are important to prevent...
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Keeping Food Safe from Farm to Fork [Infographic]
From livestock housing to food processing, storage and transportation, regulating humidity is critical to health and safety. Farmers rely on the proper conditions to keep their animals comfortable,...
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What All Museums Need to Include in a Disaster Preparation Plan
While you often can’t prevent disasters from occurring, there are steps that you can take to limit their damage. For museums, disaster preparation is essential to keeping collections safe and...
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Should University Libraries Use Vacuum Freeze-Drying or Desiccant Drying?
In the world of document recovery, vacuum freeze-drying and desiccant drying are among the top solutions when there’s water or fire damage. As a university library creates a disaster plan, it must...
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The Science Behind Flood Damaged Microfiche and Microfilm
When rolls of microfilm or sheets or microfiche get wet, their base and emulsion are in danger of separating. This is when the image separates from the plastic backing. Without proper water damage...
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The Importance of Temporary Climate Control for Metal Museum Artifacts
Preserving metallurgical artifacts with temporary climate control solutions is vital to minimizing conditions that cause damage, such as corrosion, tarnishing and pitting. Since metals have differing...
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5 Things City Governments Should Know about Document Scanning
In an effort to increase efficiencies and enhance customer service, city governments and municipalities are turning to document scanning as part of their digital initiatives. While completely...
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Benefits of Using Abrasive Blasting Before Surface Coating
Abrasive blasting uses various materials to strip imperfections, paint, rust and other contaminants from a surface. It’s an important step in surface coating preparation, as it cleans a substrate and...
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How Does Humidity Affect Surface Preparation and Coating?
Corrosion prevention is vital to maintenance, safety and preservation of equipment. Without the right environmental conditions during the surface coating preparation, application and drying stages, the...
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The Advantages of Converting Microfiche to Digital Form
Sheets of microfiche are fragile and need dry, cool environments to prevent deterioration and tearing. While they serve an important role in the preservation of history, microfiche takes up storage...
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Protecting Municipal Water Tanks with Surface Coating
While water is essential to life, it’s one of the most destructive elements on the planet. Without the use of a water tank surface coating, the substrate in a municipal tank is vulnerable to factors...
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The Importance of Surface Coating for Crude Oil Tanks
Crude oil tanks are generally made of steel. While steel offers the strength needed to hold and protect oil, it’s vulnerable to corrosion. During the manufacturing stage, modern steel tanks receive a...
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