General Comments for Annex XV restriction report on Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) 22 May 2023 We welcome the opportunity to contribute to the public consultation initiated by the European Chemicals Agency regarding potential restriction of Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) according to Regulation (EC) No. 1907/2006 ("REACH").
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EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION OF PUMP MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION EUROPEENNE DES CONSTRUCTEURS DE POMPES EUROPAISCHE VEREINIGUNG DER PUMPENHERSTELLER Europump The Voice of the European Pump Industry SECRETARIAT Technical Commission 45 rue Louis Blanc 92400 Courbevoie - France M@europump.org Europump position on the restriction of PFAS Table of content 1.
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COCIR Impact of a Potential Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances Restriction Part 1 Analysis of PFAS use and likely impacts of PFAS restriction on the EU medical imaging and radiotherapy sectors Report No. 2023-0463 Rev. 0 Authors: Riccardo Corridori (COCIR), Paul Goodman (RINA) and Emily Tyrwhitt Jones (RINA) This submission has been prepared jointly by COCIR and RINA Tech UK Ltd.
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PFAS Consultation June 2023 General Comments (non-confidential) Submitted by FEG Textiltechnik Section III/IV: General comments / Non-confidential attachment Contents a) Scope or restriction option analysis ................................................................................................ 2 b) Hazard or exposure.......................................................................................................................... 5 c) Environmental emissions................................................................................................................. 9 d) Baseline............................................................................................................................................ 9 e) Description of analytical methods................................................................................................... 9 f) Information on alternatives........................................................................................................... 10 g) Information on benefits................................................................................................................. 13 h) Other socioeconomic analysis (SEA) issues ................................................................................... 18 i) Transitional period......................................................................................................................... 19 j) Request for exemption .................................................................................................................. 19 1 | 25 PFAS Consultation June 2023 General Comments (non-confidential) Submitted by FEG Textiltechnik a) Scope or restriction option analysis General concerns regarding the scope of the restriction proposal The restriction proposal is subject to fundamental legal concerns.
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FINAL June 13, 2023 RE: Technical Support Document in Response to ECHA Annex XV Restriction Proposal for PFAS, Gujarat Fluorochemical's RAC Comment Letter OVERALL COMMENT In response to the Annex XV Restriction Report, proposal for a restriction on per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), we offer the following comments.
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NEED IS THE MOTHER OF ALL INVENTIONS "Everything has a context, from the smallest environmental gesture to saving the stream and bottom sea for future generations."
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Apr 25, 2023 Comment on Proposed Restriction of PFAS Conference of Fluoro-Chemical Product Japan (FCJ) On behalf of chemical manufacturers, we, Conference of Fluoro-Chemical Product Japan (FCJ), have been working tirelessly to comply with national chemical regulations.
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PLASTICS RECYCLERS EUROPE making plastics circular Brussels, 13 July 2023 Initial Feedback Universal PFAS Restriction It is with some interest that we have taken note of the Universal PFAS Restriction proposal.
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0.00 PTFE Based CCL -0.20 Other Based CCL Insertion Loss(dB/cm) -0A0 -0.60 -0.80 -1.00 0.0 20.0 40.0 60.0 frequency(GHz) SO 0 Fig 2.Transmission Loss of PTFE CCL and Other CCL
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environmental preservation regulations Code DC000-00 Last Revision Date 2009-12 Chapter 1 General Administration Article 1 (Purpose ) Article 2 (Applicable Scope ) Article 3 (Definition of Terminology) Article 4 (Environmental Conservation Organization) Article 5 (Duties of the company-wide environmental management department) Article 6 (Environmental Safety Management Committee ) Chapter II Principlal Rules Section 1 Prevention of Environmental Pollution Article 7 (Environmental Policy ) Article 8 (Pre-Environmental Review ) Article 9 (Reasons for change of emission and prevention facilities) Article 10 (Permission for Discharge and Prevention Facilities ) Article 11 (Submission of documents for discharge and prevention facilities) Article 12 (Criteria for Permission of Emission and Prevention Facilities) Article 13 (Post-Environmental Review ) Article 14 (Start of use of discharge and prevention facilities) Article 15 (Maintenance of Environmental Facilities) Article 16 (Self-Measurement of Environmental Pollutants) Article 17 (Management of emission allowance standards) Article 18 (Report on Environmental Accidents and Report on Measures ) Section 2 Air Pollution Control Article 19 (Definition of Air Pollutants) Article 20 (Division of air pollutants) Article 21 (Management of standby facilities) Article 22 (Prevention of Air Pollution) Section 3 Management of Water Pollution Article 23 (Definition of Water Pollutants) Article 24 (Division of Water Pollutants) Article 25 (Wastewater Treatment ) Article 26 (Water Quality Management ) Section 4 Waste Management Article 27 (Definition of Waste) Article 28 (Type of Waste) Article 29 (Waste disposal ) Article 30 (Waste Management ) Section 5 Management of Noise and Toxicity Article 31 (Definition of Noise) Article 32 (Type of noise and vibration facility) Article 33 (Management of Noise and Vibration) Article 34 (Definition of Hazardous Chemicals) Article 35 (Management of hazardous chemicals) Section 6 Environmental Education and Reward and Punishment Article 36 (Environmental Education ) Article 37 (Environmental Award ) Article 38 (Environmental Disciplinary Action ) Book 1 .
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MOLYKOTE D-6600 Anti-Friction Coating: A new and innovative coating for service life dry lubrication of engine starter plungers DuPont Molykote April 2020 Application engine starter plungers Service life of engine starter plungers can be simulated on a SRV test machine with methodology defined and agreed with a major starter Tier 1 supplier 2 DOW RESTRICTED Low-pressure steel/steel material pairing test: Conditions Durability test Simulation of service life of passenger cars engine starters (linear contact, 100 N/mm2) SRV 5 test conditions Specimen arrangement Movement type Coated specimen Cylinder material (name = Zylinder-Rolle) Disc material (art # 291.150.00, Rz=0.45/0.65) Cylinder radius Cylinder length A) load corresponding to 100 N/mm2 SRV stroke SRV cycle stroke Frequency Speed Test length (corresponding to total sliding path) Cylinder vs. disc Along cylinder axis Disc 100Cr6 100Cr6 7.5 mm 22 mm 45 N 4 mm 8 mm 40 Hz 0.32 m/s 10.4 h 3 Low-pressure steel/steel material pairing test: Results SRV durability test - time to seizure [h] 44% longer 12.0 durability 10.0 8.0 6.0 4.0 2.0 0.0 D-708 D-709 D-7405 D-6600 SRV durability test - dynamic coefficient of friction 0.45 0.40 0.35 0.30 0.25 0.20 0.15 0.10 0.05 0.00 D-708 29% lower friction level D-709 D-7405 D-6600 MOLYKOTE D-6600 AFC Wear scar after test 4 Low-pressure: comparison PTFE vs MoS2 based AFCs SRV, linear contact, 100 N/mm2, blasting SRV low pressure durability test [h] 12.0 10.0 8.0 6.0 4.0 2.0 0.0 D-7409 106 D-6600 D-7409 D-6600 7.5 h 5 10 h Medium-pressure steel/steel material pairing test: Conditions Durability test Simulation of an automotive application (linear contact, 250 N/mm2) Cylinder (diameter: 11 mm; length: 15 mm) Disc (100Cr6) Parameters: - Stroke: 3 mm - Frequency: 25 Hz - Load: 130 N - Contact pressure (theoretical): 250 MPa - Room temperature conditions - Dry lubrication (only AFC) - AFC applied on disc - SRV III DC test machine - Pretreatment: Mn-phosphating 6 Medium-pressure steel/steel material pairing test: Results SRV durability test - time to seizure [h] 860% longer 60.0 durability 50.0 40.0 30.0 20.0 10.0 0.0 D-708 D-709 D-7405 D-6600 SRV durability test - dynamic coefficient of friction 0.30 20% lower 0.25 friction level 0.20 0.15 0.10 0.05 0.00 D-708 D-709 D-7405 D-6600 MOLYKOTE D-6600 AFC Wear scar after test 7 Thank You The information contained in this communication does not constitute an offer, does not give rise to binding obligations, and is subject to change without notice to you.
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Comments for Annex XV restriction report on Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) Preliminary comments AFC Materials welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the public consultation issued by the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) regarding the restriction proposal of Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) under Regulation (EC) No. 1907/2006 (REACH).
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Application for derogations from REACH PFAS restriction for fluoropolymer (PTFE) Topic: Application of Forever Derogation for Fluorine-containing Polymers (PTFE) Reasons: 1.
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PFAS-Containing Fluorochemicals Used in Semiconductor Manufacturing Plasma-Enabled Etch and Deposition Semiconductor PFAS Consortium Plasma Etch and Deposition Working Group June 28, 2023 Acknowledgments: The Semiconductor PFAS Consortium would like to acknowledge the contributions of the Semiconductor PFAS Consortium Plasma Etch and Deposition Technical Working Group for their efforts to compile this information.
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