Monday, October 5, 2009
Water and Wastewater Design and Treatability
Pacific Spectrum Environmental Research and Consultancy, Inc. also designs water and wastewater treatment plants. We also review existing treatment plants for possible expansion and treatment based on required design parameters. Notable projects include the wastewater treatment plant for Big E Food Corporation in Meycauayan, Bulacan and New Zealand Creamery, Inc. in Makati City; due diligence assessment for water treatment plant and sewage treatment plant (thru DCCD Engineering Corporation) of Ayala Management Properties, Inc (APMC) in Ayala Alabang, Muntinlupa City; Laguna lake-sourced bulk water treatment plant for Maynilad Water Services, Inc. (thru DCCD Engineering Corporation) and Montalban River-sourced bulk water treatment plant for Manila Water Company, Inc. (thru Schema Konsult, Inc.).
Monday, September 28, 2009
Environmental Monitoring and Sampling
Pacific Spectrum Environmental also conducts environmental sampling and analyses for EIA studies, environmental monitoring plans and due diligence. This includes coral reef monitoring, air quality, soil quality and water quality sampling and assessment. Notable projects include the coral reef monitoring in Ilijan Combined Cycle Powerplant for Kepco Ilijan Corporation in Ilijan, Batangas and the Laguna Lake Water Quality Assessment for DCCD Engineering Corporation in Laguna Lake.
Monday, September 14, 2009
Constructed Wetlands (Reed Beds) Design
Pacific Spectrum Environmental also designs constructed wetlands design specially reed beds. This constructed wetlands are engineered systems and constructed to utilize natural processes, design to mimic natural wetland systems, utilizing wetland plants, soils and their associated microorganisms to remove contaminants from wastewater. We also supervise the construction based on design specifications and to meet treatment standards. Notable projects include reed bed design for Petron Batangas Terminal in Mabini, Batangas and Sual Power Plant in Sual, Pangasinan.
Monday, September 7, 2009
Secure Certificate of Environmental Compliance Commitments from EMB Regional Offices
Pacific Spectrum Environmental (PSEnvi) has provided expert technical services to various industries in procuring their Environmental Compliance Certificate (ECC) from the DENR EMB.
PSEnvi have handled ECC procurement projects from different EMB regions such as NCR, Region 2, Region 3, Region IV-A, Region IV-B, and Region V.
ECC procurement projects by PSEnvi usually include air and water monitoring, Geological Site Scoping Report (GSSR) and Enggineering Geological and Geohazard Assessment Report (EGGAR) for high rise buildings, and may also include procurement of Discharge Permits and Permit to Operate.
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PACIFIC SPECTRUM ENVIRONMENTAL
Research and Consultancy, Inc.
Unit 1534 City and Land Mega Plaza
ADB Avenue corner Garnet Road
Ortigas Center, Pasig City 1605
Metro Manila, Philippines
Visit our main site at www.pacific-spectrum.com.
Contact us today!
Telephone No.: (632) 637-8669
Telefax No.: (632) 631-2096
Email: info@pacific-spectrum.com
PSEnvi have handled ECC procurement projects from different EMB regions such as NCR, Region 2, Region 3, Region IV-A, Region IV-B, and Region V.
ECC procurement projects by PSEnvi usually include air and water monitoring, Geological Site Scoping Report (GSSR) and Enggineering Geological and Geohazard Assessment Report (EGGAR) for high rise buildings, and may also include procurement of Discharge Permits and Permit to Operate.
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PACIFIC SPECTRUM ENVIRONMENTAL
Research and Consultancy, Inc.
Unit 1534 City and Land Mega Plaza
ADB Avenue corner Garnet Road
Ortigas Center, Pasig City 1605
Metro Manila, Philippines
Visit our main site at www.pacific-spectrum.com.
Contact us today!
Telephone No.: (632) 637-8669
Telefax No.: (632) 631-2096
Email: info@pacific-spectrum.com
Sunday, August 30, 2009
Environment, Health and Safety Permitting and Reporting Services
The DENR Environmental Management Bureau (EMB), Laguna Lake Development Authority (LLDA), Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA), Philippine National Police (PNP), and among other agencies of the government require from companies various environmental, health and safety compliance reports and permits.
These environmental, health and safety compliance reports and permits may include the following:
Pacific Spectrum Environmental (PSEnvi) has been dedicated to take on a pro-active role on our clients' permitting and reporting requirements without compromising their ownership or responsibility. PSenvi simply make report preparation and submission easier by facilitating information gathering and liaising, thereby decreasing the travel expenses of the company, and the work-load of the usually multi-role of Pollution Control Officers (PCOs).
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PACIFIC SPECTRUM ENVIRONMENTAL
Research and Consultancy, Inc.
Unit 1534 City and Land Mega Plaza
ADB Avenue corner Garnet Road
Ortigas Center, Pasig City 1605
Metro Manila, Philippines
Visit our main site at www.pacific-spectrum.com.
Contact us today!
Telephone No.: (632) 637-8669
Telefax No.: (632) 631-2096
Email: info@pacific-spectrum.com
These environmental, health and safety compliance reports and permits may include the following:
- Certificate of Non-Coverage (CnC)
- Permit to Operate (PO)
- Discharge Permit (DP)
- Hazardous Waste Generator ID
- LLDA Clearance (LC)
- Self Monitoring Reports (SMR)
- Compliance Monitoring Reports (CMR)
- Priority Chemical List (PCL) Report
- PNP License to Possess Explosives
- PNP Permit to Purchase Explosives
- DOLE Certificate of Registration of Establishment
- PDEA License to Possess Precursor Chemicals & Essential Chemicals
- BHDT License to Operate Radiation Emitting Apparatus
- and among others
Pacific Spectrum Environmental (PSEnvi) has been dedicated to take on a pro-active role on our clients' permitting and reporting requirements without compromising their ownership or responsibility. PSenvi simply make report preparation and submission easier by facilitating information gathering and liaising, thereby decreasing the travel expenses of the company, and the work-load of the usually multi-role of Pollution Control Officers (PCOs).
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PACIFIC SPECTRUM ENVIRONMENTAL
Research and Consultancy, Inc.
Unit 1534 City and Land Mega Plaza
ADB Avenue corner Garnet Road
Ortigas Center, Pasig City 1605
Metro Manila, Philippines
Visit our main site at www.pacific-spectrum.com.
Contact us today!
Telephone No.: (632) 637-8669
Telefax No.: (632) 631-2096
Email: info@pacific-spectrum.com
Sunday, August 23, 2009
Environmental Management Accounting
Pacific Spectrum Environmental (PSEnvi) is one of the local partners of the Environmental Management Accounting for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises in Southeast Asia (EMA-SEA) Project.
The project aims to implement and disseminate environmental management accounting in companies in the South-East Asian region to promote sustainable business. This project has been awarded recognition as an official project of the United Nations Decade of Education for Sustainable Development 2005-2014 by the German branch of the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).
Several PSEnvi consultants have undergone basic and/or intensive EMA training/s and workshop/s under the EMA-SEA. Further, PSEnvi works closely with the EMA-SEA experts in the implementation of some EMA-SEA local case studies and company projects.
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PACIFIC SPECTRUM ENVIRONMENTAL
Research and Consultancy, Inc.
Unit 1534 City and Land Mega Plaza
ADB Avenue corner Garnet Road
Ortigas Center, Pasig City 1605
Metro Manila, Philippines
Visit our main site at www.pacific-spectrum.com.
Contact us today!
Telephone No.: (632) 637-8669
Telefax No.: (632) 631-2096
Email: info@pacific-spectrum.com
The project aims to implement and disseminate environmental management accounting in companies in the South-East Asian region to promote sustainable business. This project has been awarded recognition as an official project of the United Nations Decade of Education for Sustainable Development 2005-2014 by the German branch of the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).
Several PSEnvi consultants have undergone basic and/or intensive EMA training/s and workshop/s under the EMA-SEA. Further, PSEnvi works closely with the EMA-SEA experts in the implementation of some EMA-SEA local case studies and company projects.
______________________________
PACIFIC SPECTRUM ENVIRONMENTAL
Research and Consultancy, Inc.
Unit 1534 City and Land Mega Plaza
ADB Avenue corner Garnet Road
Ortigas Center, Pasig City 1605
Metro Manila, Philippines
Visit our main site at www.pacific-spectrum.com.
Contact us today!
Telephone No.: (632) 637-8669
Telefax No.: (632) 631-2096
Email: info@pacific-spectrum.com
Friday, August 21, 2009
Air Pollution Control: Sulfur Oxides
Sulfur oxides in the form of sulfur dioxide (SO2) or sulfur trioxide (SO3) is a usual parameter when monitoring air pollutants from stationary sources.
For generators, boilers, firepumps and other fuel-burning equipment, the parameter used for emission monitoring is SO2.
For non-fuel burning scrubbers, sulfuric acid plants, industries with sulfonation process, and other stationary sources, the parameter used is SO3.
The SO2 emission concentration standard1 applicable to generator sets, boilers and firepumps classified as existing2 is 1500 mg/NCM. For those classified as new3, the maximum permissible emission concentration is 700 mg/NCM.
For sulfuric acid plants and industries with sulfonation process, the emission concentration standard is 2000 mg/NCM for existing2, and 1500 mg/NCM for new3.
For non-fuel burning scrubbers and other stationary sources, the maximum permissible emission concentration is 1000 mg/NCM for those classified as existing2, and 200 mg/NCM for those classified as new3.
Fuel burning equipment having problems with their SO2 emissions, using alternative fuels such as low sulfur fuel oil (LSFO) or blended fuel oil (BFO) that are assured of low or less than 1 percent sulfur content is a recommended solution.
Bunker fuels have high sulfur content. Emission concentration is expected to be high and above the permissible limits. Sulfur content of fuel should be below 1% to achieve emission concentrations below the standard.
Other solutions to sulfur oxide emission concentration exceedance are limestone feeding and employing a dry or wet scrubber to the system. Technical evaluation and assessment will be needed to determine which air pollution control process or equipment will best fit the industry.
For generators, boilers, firepumps and other fuel-burning equipment, the parameter used for emission monitoring is SO2.
For non-fuel burning scrubbers, sulfuric acid plants, industries with sulfonation process, and other stationary sources, the parameter used is SO3.
The SO2 emission concentration standard1 applicable to generator sets, boilers and firepumps classified as existing2 is 1500 mg/NCM. For those classified as new3, the maximum permissible emission concentration is 700 mg/NCM.
For sulfuric acid plants and industries with sulfonation process, the emission concentration standard is 2000 mg/NCM for existing2, and 1500 mg/NCM for new3.
For non-fuel burning scrubbers and other stationary sources, the maximum permissible emission concentration is 1000 mg/NCM for those classified as existing2, and 200 mg/NCM for those classified as new3.
Fuel burning equipment having problems with their SO2 emissions, using alternative fuels such as low sulfur fuel oil (LSFO) or blended fuel oil (BFO) that are assured of low or less than 1 percent sulfur content is a recommended solution.
Bunker fuels have high sulfur content. Emission concentration is expected to be high and above the permissible limits. Sulfur content of fuel should be below 1% to achieve emission concentrations below the standard.
Other solutions to sulfur oxide emission concentration exceedance are limestone feeding and employing a dry or wet scrubber to the system. Technical evaluation and assessment will be needed to determine which air pollution control process or equipment will best fit the industry.
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