EtO (Ethylene Oxide): Emission Abatement Technologies & Trends
According to recent scientific studies, EtO is a more dangerous carcinogen than previously thought. Results from the latest National Air Toxics Assessment (NATA) have made EtO an increased focus of concern for the EPA, state regulators and worldwide regulatory authorities. This understandably makes sterilization companies concerned about the safety of employees and the community. In a number of instances, the traditional abatement technologies cannot meet the new EtO destruction requirements. In the United States, the selected air pollution control device must be in compliance with NESH...