Stay up to date with ESMI news. http://esmicompanies.com As was discussed in the “ESMI provides fill material to Community Health Center” (12 July 2010), ESMI donated over 11,000-tons of beneficial use soil(s) to be utilized as sub-base at a site being developed for a Community Health Center in Fort Edward, New York. When ESMI asked Darlene Davoe, Village Trustee and Town Grant Coordinator for Fort Edward, about using beneficial use soils from ESMI she said “The extra benefit of its amazing compaction made the elevation increase of 20' and the retaining wall a much easier process than had been expected. I recommend that anyone in need of clean fill come to you first and I know that they won't be sorry.” “… I think it's important for people to know that this Health Care Facility would not be happening without all of the fill, trucking and support that you all have given to this community.”, Darlene added. ESMI believes that the advocacy of such community efforts is an important business function because without the community, there is no business. To learn more about the beneficial reuse of recycled contaminated soils, please Contact ESMI Companies for information. http://esmicompanies.com/index.asp?w=news&q=detail&nid=8 ESMI Companies have eclipsed 4.6 million tons of contaminated soil treatment and recycling. ESMI has treated soils contaminated with everything from conventional fuels to unexploded ordnance. With the gathered experience from treating such volumes of contaminated soils, ESMI is a proven industry leader in thermal desorption treatment and application. ESMI is continually looking to optimize the treatment of traditional waste streams in addition to identifying non-traditional waste streams to demonstrate the widespread applicability of low temperature thermal desorption. If your project requires the treatment or disposal of contaminated soils, or perhaps you may be interested in evaluating the application of low temperature thermal desorption on other materials or media, ESMI is willing to answer and provide guidance on all of your thermal treatment questions. Click Here to contact ESMI. http://esmicompanies.com/index.asp?w=news&q=detail&nid=7 ESMI of New York provided over 11,000 tons of fill material to the installation of a new Community Health Center in Fort Edward, New York. The Health Center is a not-for-profit system providing care to the residents and visitors of the region. The fill material was utilized in several applications at the site; everything from parking lot sub-base to foundation backfill. ESMI’s recycled materials saved the Health Care Provider in excess of $100,000 dollars. Learn how ESMI can save you money on your next project. Contact ESMI for your fill material needs. http://esmicompanies.com/index.asp?w=news&q=detail&nid=6 ESMI of New York has successfully modified their Beneficial Use Determination (BUD) opening additional opportunities for the reuse of recycled soils. In accordance with current New York State regulations, ESMI can now offer to our clients and customers soil products that can be used on sites ranging from Residential to Industrial uses. If you are looking for fill material, do not forget to Contact ESMI for pricing and availability. Remember, we also have the capability to provide for your trucking needs. http://esmicompanies.com/index.asp?w=news&q=detail&nid=5 In an effort to be greener, ESMI Companies (ESMI) is evaluating firing their low temperature thermal desorption (LTTD) units on Biofuels. Biofuels are a wide array of fuels derived from biomass. Some examples of such biomass are wood, grass, charcoal, agricultural wastes, and non-food energy crops.By looking to move to biofuel, ESMI would reduce their carbon footprint and utilize a sustainable alternative energy source. Recently, ESMI has been working with burner manufacturers and energy consultants to evaluate present equipment designs and technology to ensure that the company is moving in an economical and environmentally sound direction.ESMI will keep the news forthcoming. Subscribe to our RSS Feed for the most up to date information. http://esmicompanies.com/index.asp?w=news&q=detail&nid=4 Operating permits require ESMI to comply with strict particulate emissions limits. For many similar operations performing periodic visual opacity monitoring (USEPA method 9) is often the only way to verify baghouse performance. Unfortunately, filter failures are progressive; one tear will result in the erosion of neighboring bags until several failures result in a visible dust plume, when it is usually too late to avoid emergency plant shutdown to locate and repair the damage. In 1999, ESMI installed an Auburn Triboelectric Bag Leak Detector to assure early indication of fabric filter leakage and to pinpoint fault loca-tions within the dust collector. The original system was recently up-graded to Auburn’s newest genera-tion, TRIBO.dsp U3600 Bag Leak Monitor. To learn more about this acticle, Click Here. http://esmicompanies.com/index.asp?w=news&q=detail&nid=3 ESMI Companies, an industry leader in contaminated soil remediation by means of low temperature thermal desorption, has successfully completed the remediation of 64,000 tons of soil contaminated with Non-TSCA PCB’s at the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation’s Luzerne Road Class II Inactive Hazardous Waste Disposal Site in Queensbury, New York. All soils thermally treated by ESMI Companies were recycled as backfill on-site. Total project time from set-up to tear-down of the ESMI portable treatment unit was seven months. Soil treatment was concluded within six months of initiating thermal treatment with a majority of the soil treatment occurring within a 4 month timeframe. Soils designated for thermal treatment met all site treatment standards maximizing on-site reuse. ESMI Companies, with offices in Fort Edward, New York and Loudon, New Hampshire, have successfully treated over 4 million tons of contaminated soil since 1992. Soil contaminants have ranged from conventional fuels to manufactured gas plant waste, polychlorinated biphenyls, chlorinated solvents, energetics, and explosive residuals. ESMI Companies can offer on-site thermal treatment technology in addition to treatment offered at fixed facility locations. For further information on ESMI Companies, please contact Rich Trudeau or Rob Martin at 518.747.5500, or via email: rtrudeau@esmiofny.com rmartin@esmiofny.com http://esmicompanies.com/index.asp?w=news&q=detail&nid=2