Greg Korst of Rypos, Active Diesel Particulate Filter Manufacturer

Since the United States passed the Federal Clean Air Act in 1972, many rules and regulations governing all sources of pollutants have been implemented. As usual, California leads the way, with the Los Angeles area having the toughest requirements in the States.   Large diesel engines at the Tier 2 or Tier 3 level have reduced emissions about as far as possible on their own, and now require the use of Exhaust Aftertreatment devices to comply with the more stringent AQMD requirements established in California’s metropolitan areas.

Topics:

• Revised Regulations from CARB
• Local AQMD Rules
• What’s required to comply, and get permitted by AQMD
• Available technologies in the Market for compliance
• How these technologies affect facilities & operations
• Open discussion, Q & A

Biography:

Our presenter will be Greg Korst the Western Regional Business Manager for Rypos, developer and manufacturer of the Active Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF). With 10 years of experience from San Diego to Anchorage, he’s been instrumental in bringing Data Centers, Hospitals, Airports and other large facilities’ diesel emissions into compliance with their specific local AQMD regulations.

Greg holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Lehigh University, and is a member of ASME, IEEE, EGSA & 7x24 Exchange.