Abstract: A business method, in combination with a high efficiency spent glycol fluid treatment facility, provides financial benefits to airlines and additional benefits to several associate airports while reducing environmental pollution. The spent glycol servicing facility is equipped with a high efficiency spent glycol treatment system which recovers glycol from the spent glycol solutions collected from the tarmacs of the several airports. The treatment system is capable of recovering glycol from the spent solutions down to a concentration of about 0.25%. The business method provides a cost reduction in the sale of the recovered glycol and further cost savings to airports by doing aways, or substantially reducing, the transport of spent glycol fluid solutions to water treatment centers where there is no benefit to the airlines using those airports. The method also permits considerable cost reductions to the airports relating to the storing of recovered spent glycol solutions from the tarmacs.

Abstract: There is disclosed a noise reduction member. Preferably, the noise reduction member is employed for sealing or baffling within a pillar or other structure of an automotive vehicle, although not required.