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Introducing NASi AP
February 13, 2020
For 75 years, Nachurs Alpine Solutions® has been working in Phosphorus Chemistry. This expertise has allowed us to expand our operations to include phosphate ester manufacturing.
Our core motivation: quality creates value
NASi AP products are sold in liquid form and are produced to meet or exceed typical manufacturing specifications in their respective product categories or applications. Please consult the chart below for suggested uses.
Each product can be produced in volumes exceeding full bulk truck capacities thereby reducing lot numbers and variability concerns. 55 gallon drums and 275 gallon IBC container sizes are also available.
Other potential applications include flame retardants, extractants in metal ore processing (chelation), pigment wetting agent (dispersant), plastic additives, surfactant enhancements and catalysis. Most products are stable in various pH ranges and are non-flammable.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Marion, Ohio NACHURS ALPINE SOLUTIONS INDUSTRIAL (NASi®) TO HIGHLIGHT NORTH AMERICAN CONTRACT MANUFACTURING WHILE ATTENDING CHEMSPEC EUROPE 2024
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Buying our runway deicers online has just been made simpler within Buy Sourcewell, a government cooperative purchase entity. Reference contract 110122-NCH. It will allow you access info on Alpine RF-11 (50% liquid potassium acetate) and NASi-SF (solid sodium formate). Both products meet the FAA-required SAE AMS specifications. Click the links for more information on Sourcewell and our contract! https://www.sourcewell-mn.gov/ https://www.sourcewell-mn.gov/cooperative-purchasing/110122-nch#tab-products-and-services
At the 54th Annual International Aviation Snow Symposium on October 5th 2020 in Buffalo, NY; awards will be presented to the “Snow Crews” of the airports in the Snow Belt for their dedicated efforts in maintaining their airports in safe and operational status during the 2019 – 2020 winter season. This is the 44th consecutive year that such awards are presented. All categories of airports – Commercial, General Aviation and Military - compete for these awards. Applications are submitted by the airport operators on behalf of the local work force in recognition of their efforts in keeping the airports operationally safe at all times. Recommendations for selection may come from the users of airports, airlines, pilots, general aviation, the military and the entire aviation community. In addition, the members of the Awards Selection Committee provide feedback from their own organizations as to the performance of competing airports. The 2019 – 2020 awards were presented to the following airports: Large Commercial (Over 200,000 operations per year ) Winner: Denver International Airport – Denver, Colorado Honorable Mention: Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport – Anchorage, Alaska Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport – Detroit, Michigan Medium Commercial (100,000 to 200,000 operations per year ) Winner: Buffalo Niagara International Airport – Buffalo, New York Honorable Mention: Bradley International Airport – Windsor Locks, Connecticut Small Commercial (Less than 100,000 operations per year ) Winner: Aspen Pitkin County Airport – Aspen, Colorado Honorable Mention: Greater Rochester International Airport – Rochester, New York Duluth International Airport – Duluth, Minnesota Worcester Regional Airport – Worcester, Massachusetts Large General Aviation ( Over 50,000 operations per year ) Winner: Centennial Airport – Englewood, Colorado Honorable Mention: Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport – Broomfield, Colorado Teterboro Airport – Teterboro, New Jersey Willow Run Airport – Ypsilanti, Michigan Small General Aviation ( Less than 50,000 operations per year ) Winner: Niagara Fall’s International Airport – Niagara Falls, New York Honorable Mention: Gary/Chicago International Airport – Gary, Indiana Military Airport Winner: 35th Civil Engineer Squadron (CES) Misawa Air Base, Japan (PACAF) Honorable Mention: 319th Civil Engineer Squadron (CES) Grand Forks Air Force Base, North Dakota (ACC) For additional information and past winners of this prestigious award, visit: http://www.necaaae.org
Nachurs Alpine Solutions Industrial and BASF developed a greener deicer without compromising on performance. Learn what Denver International Airport already knows about Alpine RF-14F® and how it can help achieve your sustainability goals. Read more: http://bit.ly/361NMNw
Indianapolis International Wins EPA Award Excerpt taken from Airport Report Today The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has recognized the Indianapolis Airport Authority (IAA) with a Performance and Innovation in the SRF Creating Environmental Success (PISCES) award for its stormwater and deicing capacity project. IAA collaborated with the Indiana State Revolving Fund Loan Program to fund a stormwater improvement project enhancing water quality treatment at Indianapolis International, EPA said. A $30 million loan was used to install new stormwater and deicing runoff infrastructure that allows the expansion of impervious surface area for air carrier operations. Additional infrastructure improvements include the demolition of an undersized facility, construction of multiple storage structures, storm sewers, and pump stations.
In an article from The Business Journal, Josh Medore writes about several groundbreaking endeavors throughout the first phase of Pittsburgh International Airport's $1.1 billion renovation and upgrade project. The Innovation Campus is the next phase of development, "...which will house a wide array of additive manufacturing companies."
Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Uses Green Products to Address Common Airfield Challenges
In this latest article from Airport Improvement, Jennifer Bradley writes about Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport’s (CVG) commitment searching for products that protect the environment while keeping employees, passengers, and neighbors safe. With growing to more than 9 million passengers per year they have been taking a proactive stance on tackling the many challenges that comes with such rapid growth. CVG has partnered with NASi® (Nachurs Alpine Solutions®) for their de-icing needs, making the switch to Alpine RF-14F®. Alpine RF-14F is a 50% by weight w/w potassium formate based solution that meets FAA requirements of the latest edition SAE AMS1435D specifications. While the price tag of using formate versus acetate may be a little higher, they feel that the performance and environmental benefits will help offset the cost. Read the article here: Click Here For more information on Alpine RF-14F click here: Click Here
We’re getting smarter. We now know that deicing/anti-icing with traditional chloride salt is a problem to our nation’s infrastructure: corroding our parking lot structures, buildings, bridges, roads, and even our vehicles. We’re also more aware that chloride loading is not sustainable to our environment. If you’re looking for an effective, non-carbohydrate alternative to these issues… this is brand new: NASi FormiKlear. It can be used as-is (50% potassium formate) or add it your brining mixture to enhance performance while reducing salt load to the environment. Unlike carbohydrate additives, it is neither sticky or staining. And odorless. For more info, please CLICK HERE.
