MiguelRosas
Well-known member
FORUM!!!
I have privately messaged a few members, but am posing the question out to everyone that can help.
I have a very large client that is 99.9% done with a small "smelting" side of his business. But the city will not give him the go ahead because they are concerned about health issues. He will be just buying scrap jewelry and melting it into 5 - 10 ounce dore bars. That's it.
No acids, no chemicals, just induction melting and a pour into dore bars. He has all the proper vents, and scrubbers in place, but the city wants specifics on the fumes before and after they vented into the air.
In reading as many of the posts that I can, the randomness and different directions they go at times is making my "research" very entertaining, but time consuming.
Do any of you have (or know any links) to literature, research, laws, etc. regarding the chemical breakdown of what the fumes consist of? And the toxicity levels of these fume?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Kindest regards,
Miguel Rosas
I have privately messaged a few members, but am posing the question out to everyone that can help.
I have a very large client that is 99.9% done with a small "smelting" side of his business. But the city will not give him the go ahead because they are concerned about health issues. He will be just buying scrap jewelry and melting it into 5 - 10 ounce dore bars. That's it.
No acids, no chemicals, just induction melting and a pour into dore bars. He has all the proper vents, and scrubbers in place, but the city wants specifics on the fumes before and after they vented into the air.
In reading as many of the posts that I can, the randomness and different directions they go at times is making my "research" very entertaining, but time consuming.
Do any of you have (or know any links) to literature, research, laws, etc. regarding the chemical breakdown of what the fumes consist of? And the toxicity levels of these fume?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Kindest regards,
Miguel Rosas