Fire & Emergency Exhaust Extraction
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Complete diesel exhaust removal systems
Nederman is committed to protecting firefighters from the harmful effects of diesel exhaust and the most effective way to accomplish this is by capturing the contaminant immediately upon discharge from the vehicle. This approach eliminates worker exposure or migration throughout the facility.
Source capture is a highly effective engineering control used for addressing workplace hazards. In 2016, NIOSH recommended the use of engineering controls for reducing firefighter exposure to diesel engine exhaust.
Source Capture vs. Ambient Air Cleaning
Source capture proactively captures the exhaust discharged from the tailpipe and removes it from the building virtually eliminating exposure to the firefighters. Ventilation or ambient air cleaning near the roof allows the diesel to migrate throughout the facility and does not eliminate fume exposure to the firefighter’s breathing zone.
Nederman can create the most optimal solution for high quality, effective, safe and ergonomic diesel exhaust removal systems. Nederman has a broad range of solutions that align with the unique needs of each station. We help you all the way – from planning, design and commissioning to maintenance and service support. The Clean Air Company is trusted at thousands of fire stations around the globe.
Nederman maximizes health and safety with proven and reliable technology. Nederman systems are designed to extend component life and reduce maintenance needs. Nederman utilizes ambient air mixing and responsive actuation systems to ensure longer lifecycles and the most effective exhaust capture.
Nederman offers exhaust rails and tracks for vehicles in motion to accommodate different types of vehicles – including tailpipe styles, sizes, frequency of runs and bay orientation. How fast do your trucks exit the station? Nederman offers durable construction and smooth release hoses, so you can exit quickly and safely.
For emergency vehicles that have exhaust tailpipe(s) under the vehicle carriage, Nederman offers a broad range of solutions that accommodate the station configuration, number of vehicles and operation with a track or rail system that includes an exhaust hose that reaches down to the tailpipe and then safely conveys the exhaust from the building.
Some types of heavy duty emergency vehicles or crash trucks commonly used at airports have vertical exhaust stacks which require a different solution arrangement. Nederman offers a range of products to fit these needs with both back-in or drive through exhaust stack solutions.
MagnaStack - a system designed for normal sized engines and vehicles with vertical exhaust stacks that back in to stations.
Vertical Stack - designed for large sized engines and vehicles with vertical exhaust stacks that drive through or back in to stations.
Track ST - features an aluminum track and looping hose supported by a sliding balancer. This configuration is ideal for stations with less frequent runs and slower exit speeds.
Track HS - features an aluminum track and vertical hose supported by a coiled balancer for back-in or drive through stations. This configuration is suited for stations with average frequency runs and higher exit speeds.
MagnaRail - a high capacity system designed to handle the highest operational requirements. Up to 4 vehicles can be attached to the same rail each, with a designated disconnection point. For a drive through application for vehicles with either high level or low level tailpipes.
Electromagnet – Side panel Target with Electromagnet Connection
The industry leading electromagnet provides a powerful vehicle connection resulting in effective exhaust capture at
the source, reliable performance and smooth release.
MAX Nozzle – Direct Connection to Tailpipe
The MAX Nozzle arrangement offers a simple, direct, rare earth magnetic connection to the vehicle tailpipe that captures
exhaust at the source. A patent pending design delivers an easy to use, reliable and durable solution.
Green – Side Panel Target with Rare Earth Magnets
The Green connection is comparable to the electromagnet connection but instead uses rare earth magnets to secure the nozzle
to the engine. This arrangement provides the same effective capture, ergonomics and tailpipe versatility but at a reduced
cost for stations that have lower operational demands.
Nederman has exhaust extraction systems to fulfill the specific needs of your fire- and emergency station and suit your budget. No matter the size of your station, sizes/types of vehicles or frequency of operation. Nederman has the widest range of products and systems, as well as extensive experience and knowledge in how to build the optimal solution.
