The Indian intelligence agency, Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) is run by government officers working for Central Excise and Customs. DRI establishes broad intelligence gathering relying chiefly on individual intelligence sources and intelligence gathering equipment. It was awarded the most prestigious ‘ECA Ozone Protection Award for Customs & Enforcement Officers (3rd Edition)’ by the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) for its contribution to impose the trade provisions relevant to ozone-depleting materials under the Montreal Protocol. The Protocol launches targets and plans for well-developed and developing nations’ international treaties in phasing out and ultimately eliminating production, application and emissions of gases (bromine and chlorine) accountable for ozone layer depletion. The gas list also includes all HCFCs and CFCs used as refrigerants.

Refex Industries Limited (RIL) aims at refilling and distributing refrigerant gases, particularly eco acceptable gases in replacement for CFCs, all over India. These gases are primarily used as refrigerants, aerosol propellants and foam blowing agents. Anil Jain imports and exports huge quantities of refrigerant gases from and to other countries. DRI has thoroughly tested Anil Jain refrigerants and certified complete safety to his customers. Anil Jain DRI testing of products gave positive approval for all Refex Industries samples. The testing process was done in the factory and was certified that the samples R142b, R134a are developed as per the norms.

Anil Jain DRI authorization was obtained after thorough verification and inspection of all the goods imported from other nations. The production process is carried out following the stipulated rules and regulations with proper license to export them. Moreover Refex Industries Limited has DRI authorisation to buy refrigerant gases from other department. The permission letter was issued by the Ministry of Finance & Commissioner of Customs. Anil Jain Refex Industries Limited makes sure that environmental damage in the form of ozone depletion never happens by their products.

It is the responsibility of manufacturers to create products that are eco-friendly and less destructive. For more information about Anil Jain Refex Industries Limited, kindly visit www.refex.co.in or www.taniljain.com

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Do you want to know how to arrest refrigerant gas leaks in cans? Read the article which explains Anil Jain’s ways to arrest refrigerant leaks as he is an expertise in refrigerant domain for several years. Read the article of Anil Jain and become precautious and secure environment.

Refrigerant gases are threat to the society, if mishandled wrongly. For the past 5 to 6 decades, Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) are being used as refrigerants to create air-conditioning and refrigerating effects. Recently, it was identified that CFCs are the most destructive element of the environment. It is regarded as the major causative for ozone layer depletion contributing to global warming (greenhouse effect).

At present large quantities of CFCs filled refrigerant cans are used in a number of air-conditioning and refrigerating systems. Although the movement of refrigerant happens in an enclosed cycle, leakages escape and affect the ozone layer. The most disgusting fact about the refrigerant gases is that they possess remarkably longer atmospheric life. This indicates that if CFCs are leaked in the environment, they may tend to deplete the ozone layer for the next 10 decades. Mr. Anil Jain, CEO of Refex Refrigerant Limited, works for ozone diplomacy in saving the society by suggesting refrigerant leak arresting techniques.

Anil Jain Gases Leak Detection Techniques

Any type of methods can be undertaken for both initial test and follow-up verification to cope strong professional judgment. The leak has to be identified and fixed as soon as possible to prevent environmental damage. Some of the simple tests to detect refrigerant leaks include:

• A soap bubble test: If you suspect gas leakage, just pour soap solution on the unit. If bubbles are formed, the leakage is confirmed and necessary steps can be implemented to overcome the problem.
• Electronic leak detectors: An electronic leak detector is a device that produces audio-visual signals when brought near the leakage area. Before the leak spreads all over, the refrigerant gas must be emptied at the easiest.
• Ultrasonic leak detectors: An ultrasonic leak detector is a user-friendly, superior quality, sensitive device helping to detect air leaks through ultrasound. Such type of detector helps to identify the location of leak more precisely.
• A pressure test: It involves filling the container with air and monitoring the increase or decrease in pressure for a specified time period. If pressure decreases, it denotes the presence of leak. Any cracks, split seams, holes, porosity or other conditions causing leaks can be detected by this method.
• Other methods to detect include a vacuum test or fluorescent dye and black light test, an infrared test, and a near infrared (back scatter absorption gas imaging) test.

Anil Jain Arrest Measures: Simple and Mandatory

1. Ensure that refrigerant cans are in good condition with caps to seal.
2. Make sure that the caps fit properly to the can. If the cap seems to be loose fitting, immediately change the can at the earliest.
3. Always store in a place specified by the manufacturer. Temperature places a major role in causing leakage of gas. If the can is to be stored in cool places, it must never be kept in place where the sunlight falls directly.
4. Do not beat or drop the can at any cost.
5. If the handling process involves technical advice, seek for it rather than experimenting.

For further details about Anil Jain Refex Refrigerants Limited, Please visit www.refex.co.in or www.taniljain.com

Mr. T. Anil Jain is a Chairman and Managing Director of the Company Refex Industries Limited. Below find Mr. T Anil Jain, CEO Refex Energy Latest News & Blogs.

Refex Energy CEO Anil Jain said Setting up solar plants more expensive in Tamil Nadu
Anil Jain Chairman and Managing Director of the company Refex Energy said Setting up solar plants more expensive in Tamil Nadu. Even as the Tamil Nadu government is trying hard to be seen as India’s next solar destination, taxation rules are serving as a hurdle.

Anil Jain's Refex Energy Ltd. has successfully commissioned a 10 MWp solar plant in Kolayat region in Rajasthan
Anil Jain's Refex Energy Ltd., the country’s fourth largest EPC company in terms of market share, (Source: Bridge to India Solar Map 2014) has successfully commissioned a 10 MWp solar plant in Kolayat region in Rajasthan.

Anil Jain's Refex Energy Ltd has Commissioned 2 Solar PV Plant in Rajasthan and Telangana
Anil Jain’s Refex Energy Ltd, one of India’s leading Solar EPC companies in terms of cumulative EPC installations, has commissioned 2 solar PV plant aggregating to 18 MWp in the states of Rajasthan and Telangana.

Anil Jain's Refex Energy Ltd. Commissions Two MW-Scale Projects In UP and AP
Refex Energy Limited has commissioned 10 MWp Solar PV Power plant at Feroz Gandhi Unchahar Thermal Power Station of NTPC Ltd., on 31st March 2014.

Mr T. Anil Jain, CEO Refex Energy launched a new website Taniljain.com on August 1, 2015. Taniljain.com is a new and official website for Mr. T. Anil Jain, CEO Refex Energy.

Mr. T. Anil Jain is a Chairman and Managing Director of the Company Refex Industries Limited. Shri. T.Anil Jain, aged 38 years is a promoter and first Director of Refex Industries Limited. On August 1, 2015 Mr. T. Anil Jain launched a new website taniljain.com as a official website.

Taniljain.com website is a perfect place to know about Mr. T Anil Jain and Refex Energy. In that website they update Latest News, Blogs, Videos and Image Gallery about Mr. T. Anil Jain and refex energy.

On July 30, 2015 Business Standard reported written a article about Mr. T Anil Jain, CEO Refex Energy in their website business-standard.com. Below find the article.

Shoppers Stop non-executive chairman invests in Chennai-based laundry startup Wassup
Company raised $2 million from HNIs and plans to raise another $10 million from VCs

Wassup, an on-demand laundry and dry-cleaning service, has raised $2 million (Rs 12.9 crore) from high networth individuals, including B S Nagesh, non-executive vice-chairman of Shoppers Stop, and former Barclays India chief executive Mani Subramanian, co-founder R Balachandar said. They have come in during pre-Series A fund-raising. The firm now plans to raise $10 million from venture capital funds.

Wassup's co-founder R Balachandar told Business Standard that other HNIs are T Anil Jain, chairman and managing director of Refex Industries Ltd, Ranga Iyer, former MD of pharma major Wyeth India and Arun Chandra Mohan and Praveen Sinha, founders of Jabongg.

Balachandar said the company is betting big on both online and offline mediums, while the Jabong founders can help the company on the technology front.

He added Wassup will be rolling out several initiatives in the coming months including tying up with apparel and fashion brands to offer after sales maintenance and others.

Wassup is now gearing up to raise another $10 million from VCs to support its three-year plan. The company is planning to expand to 25 cities from the current five cities, through organic and inorganic routes.

Each of the cities will have around 10 stores taking the total number of stores to 250-300 stores across the country from the current 30 stores across Bangalore, Delhi, Chennai, Cochin and Pune.

"The brand vision is to be in 100 cities in the next 3 years. Wassup has processed 34 million garments so far and this number is growing month on month," claimed Balachandar.

He added, the company has clocked Rs 5 crore in 2014-15 and set a target of Rs 20 crore.

The laundry market in India is estimated to be valued at Rs 2,00,000 crore annually out of which 95 per cent is unorganised.

Nagesh commented that: "Wassup can have impact on the people at the bottom of the pyramid in the laundry business c and this aspect is very close to my heart and is aligned to what we are trying to do. I like the energy of the founders and their value system. When the purpose of the business and the founders are aligned it becomes very easy for businesses to create value for its stakeholders. I am looking forward to my relationship with Bala, Durga and Wassup as an advisor and a mentor to the business."

Anil Jain's Refex Energy 1MW Captive Solar Power plant Will Generate 16.5-17Lakh units a year and save power bills of close to Rs.1.00 Crore a Year. This plant is running at 79.8% Plant Performance Ratio, one of the highest among Solar Power Plants across the country.

Anil Jain Refex Energy was set up in 2008 in Mumbai, India with a focus on developing Solar as sustainable energy alternative India. Our energy solutions are viable both in the near term and over the longer term providing maximum energy as well as financial incentives for our customers. Today Refex Energy is one of the leading sustainable energy solutions provider in the country. Below find the Latest work of Refex Energy.

• Anil Jain's Refex Energy Limited successfully commissions two Solar PV plants of 11MW each in district Kolayat, Rajasthan.
• Refex Energy signs an EPC contract with BHEL to set up a 10MW PV plant in Rae Bareli, Uttar Pradesh. 
• Refex Energy receives a 22MW Solar PV Turnkey EPC contract from the Aditya Birla Group.
• Refex Energy Limited is delighted to invite you to our booth 5.35 at the 7th Renewable Energy India Expo 2013, Greater Noida.
• Refex Energy signs solar rooftop EPC contracts with Trimex Group and Ruchi Soya Industries.
• Refex Energy Ltd has commissioned two solar PV plant in Rajasthan and Telangana
• Cumulative Turnkey EPC installations are on track to cross 150MW by end of the current financial year – Refex Energy Limited