This is a slide show on our line of solid products.

1. provided by: Richard Hourigan, Inc. & www.TheWaterTreatmentStore.com

3. Health & Safety Concerns of Traditional Methods

4. Risk Management of Traditional Methods

5. Solid Chemistry

6. Green Technology

7. Benefits/Safety

10. 15 gallon carboys (150 lbs)

11. 30 gallon drums (300 lbs)

12. 55 gallon drums (550 lbs)

13. Totes/Porta-Tanks (2,000+ lbs)

15. Powders to Inhale

16. Offensive Odors

17. Handling of Heavy Drums

18. Chemical Spills

20. Procedure for transportation of hazardous material

21. Spills

22. Exposes personnel toHazardous Material Corrosives Sensitizers Oxidizers Pesticides Injuries from Handling Heavy Drums

25. Provided in one gallon (10 pound jars)

26. One case is equal to a 55-gallon drum

27. Solid form

28. Controls mineral desposition, corrosion, biological fouling

29. Easily applied

31. No Powders to Irritate

32. No Offensive Odors

35. Potential for Worker Injury and Workmen’s Compensation Claims

36. No Exposure Issues

37. Internal and External Customers

38. Reduce Hazardous Exposure Below Threshold Limits

40. Maximizes cycles

41. Minimize scale potential

42. Minimize corrosion

43. Prevent microbiological fouling

44. Increasing cycles of concentration would save 408 M gallons of water per year (6 vs. 4 cycles)

45. No drum disposal

46. Reduced shipping costs

48. Reduced weight of shipment

49. Fuel savings of 2.5 gallons of diesel fuel comparing 55 gallon drum vs. 50 pound case

50. Plastic reduction

52. EXAMPLEUse of Green Technology forCooling Water Treatment

54. Operate a total of twelve cooling towers

55. Range is from 350 to 10,000 tons

56. Campus covers 19 square miles

57. Until 2001 utilized traditional water treatment

58. Liquid chemical program

59. Conductivity controller

62. Reduces storage space of drums

63. Reduces employee chemical exposure

64. Eliminates drum handling

65. Reduces liability exposure

68. Safer