Epoxy
April 25, 2022
April Propylene Settles Down 1c/lb
$0.695/lb for Chemical Grade Propylene in April
April 25, 2022
April Propylene Settles Down 1c/lb
$0.695/lb for Chemical Grade Propylene in April
April 20, 2022
Plaquemine Fire and Chlorine Leak
What caused the Dow facility chlorine spill in Plaquemine? What we know so far
by: Jacquelyn Kisic
Posted: Apr 19, 2022 / 09:56 PM CDT
Updated: Apr 19, 2022 / 10:02 PM CDT SHARE
PLAQUEMINE, La. (BRPROUD) — Several residents in the Plaquemine area said they noticed smoke coming from the plant and an awful smell Monday night.
At around 8:30 p.m., law enforcement got a call saying that there was a chlorine spill inside the Dow facility.
On Facebook, officials announced that it was ok to lift the shelter-in-place notice for the residents after analyzing the air quality.
An independent company known as Olin Chemicals, which owns and operates units inside Dow’s complex is where the fire occurred. They believed that the fire was caused when a compressor caught on fire and sent chlorine gas throughout the facility. Face masks now optional at BTR airport, Ochsner Health explains safety concerns
While many think these spills are rare, it happens more often than you think. Iberville Sheriff Brett Stassi and Iberville Parish Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness Director Clint Moore said that they are developing and examining new ways to improve on future “spills.”
“As of right now, we are getting together to find out how we can change some things of what went wrong and reflect on the things that were good to prepare for next time,” said Sheriff Stassi.
According to Louisiana State Police, they are currently working on a report of the leak which may be presented tomorrow.
April 20, 2022
Plaquemine Fire and Chlorine Leak
What caused the Dow facility chlorine spill in Plaquemine? What we know so far
by: Jacquelyn Kisic
Posted: Apr 19, 2022 / 09:56 PM CDT
Updated: Apr 19, 2022 / 10:02 PM CDT SHARE
PLAQUEMINE, La. (BRPROUD) — Several residents in the Plaquemine area said they noticed smoke coming from the plant and an awful smell Monday night.
At around 8:30 p.m., law enforcement got a call saying that there was a chlorine spill inside the Dow facility.
On Facebook, officials announced that it was ok to lift the shelter-in-place notice for the residents after analyzing the air quality.
An independent company known as Olin Chemicals, which owns and operates units inside Dow’s complex is where the fire occurred. They believed that the fire was caused when a compressor caught on fire and sent chlorine gas throughout the facility. Face masks now optional at BTR airport, Ochsner Health explains safety concerns
While many think these spills are rare, it happens more often than you think. Iberville Sheriff Brett Stassi and Iberville Parish Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness Director Clint Moore said that they are developing and examining new ways to improve on future “spills.”
“As of right now, we are getting together to find out how we can change some things of what went wrong and reflect on the things that were good to prepare for next time,” said Sheriff Stassi.
According to Louisiana State Police, they are currently working on a report of the leak which may be presented tomorrow.
April 18, 2022
Palmer Holland Adds Line
Palmer Holland Announces Distribution Partnership with Synasia
April 18, 2022 Cleveland, OH – April 18, 2022 – Palmer Holland, a North American specialty chemical and fine ingredient distributor, announces its exclusive distribution partnership with Synasia in the United States (except for the western region) and all of Canada.
Synasia manufactures high-performance, environmentally friendly specialty epoxy resins. Its offerings of Cycloaliphatic Epoxy Resins can be found in a variety of applications such as SLA 3D printing, LED encapsulation adhesives, optical adhesives and UV-curing products, epoxy resin active diluents, outdoor electrical products, and PVC or PC stabilizers.
About Synasia
Synasia has two production plants in NanTong and YanTai, China, and a sales office is in Shanghai, China. We have more than 30 researchers with PhDs, master’s degrees, and key universities bachelor’s degrees in our R&D center, and aim to develop new materials, high-quality products, and excellent service. Our products are specialty epoxy resin and are widely used in aviation, aerospace, nuclear industry, electronic technology, wind power, photoelectricity industry, and new composite materials.Back to In The News
https://www.palmerholland.com/in-the-news/left-featured-article/Palmer-Holland-Partners-With-Synasia
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