Safe for the planet ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Safe for its people GOC Technologies, Inc. Bob Gillam a Phone (313) 600-3125 a E-Mail goctech@wowway.com   Safe for the planet ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Safe for its people GOC Technologies, Inc. Bob Gillam a Phone (313) 600-3125 a E-Mail goctech@wowway.com   WASTE TRANSFER STATIONS Many communities forward their trash to a center where it is more efficiently loaded and transported to a regional disposal facility. These centers are called transfer stations. In many cases waste materials remain in these stations for brief periods as they are reloaded and forwarded for disposal. However, sometimes situations occur which require waste to remain over longer periods of time. Even when the waste is quickly removed, thin films of liquid and biological material are left behind, covering the floors and even walls in some cases. These films quickly develop odors. Housekeeping often reduces these odors, but much of the film is resistant to normal soaps and detergents. Cleaning with our saponifying product "GOC" will help to remove much of the vegetable and animal fats and grease that is contained in the film. GOC is applied just as any floor cleaner would be. Because it converts non-petroleum fats, oils, and grease into soap, no additional detergent additives are needed. For conventional odor treatment, many transfer stations use pressure spray equipment to administer surface contact products to the floors, walls, trucks, and standing wastes. This is an excellent technique between cleanings. Overhead air contact atomizing systems are probably the most common systems found in transfer stations. A matrix of nozzles is suspended from the ceiling of the building. Ideally, the nozzles are positioned high enough and are atomizing the particles fine enough to avoid conditions of excessive moisture below. Nozzles may also be positioned around the truck access doors. These are especially effective in warm weather when truck doors remain open throughout operating hours.