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Our very own Timothy Heneks, PE, Director of Engineering Services, was a speaker at the International Biomass Conference & Expo in Atlanta, Georgia along with other leaders in the biomass sector! If you missed his sessions, they included: ???Tuesday, March 18 | 3:00-4:30 PM | Ballroom E ???Managing Digestate and Biosolids Post-Anaerobic Digestion - A lesser-considered component of biogas generation, digestate is a byproduct that can be challenging to manage. This panel reviewed methods of destroying contaminants while balancing nutrient viability, as well as safety applications to ensure that renewable energy and waste management innovations are sustainable and safe. ???Wednesday, March 19 | 11:10-11:30 AM | Exhibit Hall Innovation Stage ???Embracing Regulatory Changes for Combustible Dust in the Wood Pellet Industry: NFPA 660 and WorkSafeBC’s New Combustible Dust Regulations – NFPA 660 and WorkSafeBC's new Combustible dust are two major updates to the regulatory landscape surrounding combustible dust, particularly as it relates to Biomass Wood Pellet processing. This presentation covered the implications of each new standard to unpack what is changing and how to prepare. If you couldn't make it to this year’s event and still have questions on your biomass facility’s explosion and fire protection safety, reach out to our team of experienced experts at [email protected] and we can connect you with the solution to fit your project! Thanks to our partners KESCO, Inc. for sharing a booth with us this year and our Sales Engineer Daniel Obarski for his work answering questions about combustible dust and how CV Technology's solutions can be applied to the biomass industry!

Our own Timothy Heneks, PE help lead a great Dust Explosion panel Grain Elevator and Processing Society (GEAPS) Exchange this morning. Great insight was share regarding the impact of NFPA 660 on the grain and feed industry, DHA and Prioritization requirements, and how using a documented risk assessment can help after your DHA. Stop by the CV booth 3206 for more information.

Come join us today at the start of the Grain Elevator and Processing Society (GEAPS) Exchange Expo!!! Bernardo Sanson and Dominic Romeo are ready at booth 3206 to help guide you through safer grain processing and handling. #combustibledust #NFPA660 #Grain

Come check our booth at Grain Elevator and Processing Society (GEAPS) Exchange! Learn about the latest NFPA 660 requirements for grain processing and new innovative solutions for combustible dust safety.

We’re Growing! CV Technology is excited to announce that we’re hiring for several roles! If you're passionate about safety, innovation, and making a difference, we’d love to hear from you. ? ???Visit?https://lnkd.in/gvEvVzic?for more information and to apply today! Join us in creating safer workplaces and driving innovation in combustible dust safety. ? #WeAreHiring #JoinOurTeam #CVTechnology #CareerOpportunities

?? Revolutionizing Combustible Dust Safety! ?? #NFPA660 is setting the new gold standard for safety across industries. Don’t miss out on understanding its game-changing impact. Contact our expert engineers to guide you through how these changes will affect you! [email protected]

?? Breaking News in Fire & Explosion Safety ?? The NFPA 660: Standard for Combustible Dusts and Particulate Solids has officially launched ahead of schedule! Are You Ready? Yes, NFPA 660 is launching with an effective date of December 6, 2024! ?? This transformative standard consolidates five previous NFPA standards (61, 484, 654, 655, and 664) into a single, streamlined framework. By unifying these guidelines, NFPA 660 simplifies compliance, standardizes terminology, and introduces expanded safety measures—setting a new benchmark for combustible dust safety across industries. Key highlights include: ? Unified guidance for clarity and consistency ? New safety measures like hazard analyses and operational readiness reviews ? Tailored chapters for sector-specific needs Originally slated for release in early 2025, this early launch underscores the urgency of advancing safety protocols in industries ranging from agriculture and food processing to woodworking and metal manufacturing. As we transition to NFPA 660, its impact will be felt across the board—reshaping how industries manage combustible dust hazards and enhancing workplace safety standards. Stay tuned as we dive deeper into what this means for various sectors and share insights on navigating these changes! #NFPANews #CombustibleDust #WorkplaceSafety #NFPA660 #SafetyStandards

Happy Thanksgiving, from all of us at CV Technology!

Today, on Veterans Day, we pay heartfelt tribute to the courageous men and women who have served our country. Happy Veterans Day! ????

10/10 is National Metric Day!???? October 10th or 10/10 is National Metric Day and part of National Metric week that celebrates the metric system. Originating in France in the late 1700s, the metric system was created because citizens in post-revolutionary war France wanted uniform weights and measurements throughout the nation. The resulting metric system used interrelated units of one measure, which increased by powers of 10. Did you know that though the US uses its own measurement system, that there has been an effort to switch to the metric system? In fact, the U.S. Congress has endorsed the metric system and this shift from the imperial system to metric in the United States is known as metrication. Because most of the world uses metric measurements (also known as the international system of units or SI for short) there is a benefit to sharing the same measurements as it promotes trade. Many international companies that adopt SI infrastructure and best practices benefit from improved interoperability of materials and product efficiency. In fact, according to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), various US industrial sectors are moving toward using metric rather than standard measurements to reduce error and improve trade. At CV Technology, we provide explosion and fire solutions to clients both in the US and abroad. This means that we are familiar with using both standard and metric measurements as plants and facilities may use either system. Being prepared to meet any client’s needs means having the right measurement system to suit any application. Many of our solutions install on pipelines, which can be of varying diameters measured differently depending on outer diameter (metric) or by nominal bore (imperial). Our staff of engineers use both systems and understand the importance of correct measurements to accomplish complex engineering goals. Interested in learning more about the metric system (Including a brief quiz)? National Institute of Standards and Technology: https://ow.ly/iE7V50TJ8qN Metric Quiz: https://ow.ly/hnnr50TJ8qM Smithsonian: https://ow.ly/a83i50TJ8qO #NationalMetricDay #NationalMetricWeek #Engineering #History