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Heating water for showers, laundry, dish-washing and other uses costs you money - and it's money that literally flows right out of your building and into the sewers. Fight back by installing a DDI heat exchanger that circulates that waste heat past the incoming cold water flow. The heat exchanger warms the incoming flow, reducing the operating cost of your water heaters, boilers, laundry operations, dishwashers and other energy users. Savings can be considerable, and ongoing. For example, consider a hotel, with ...
ByDDI Heat Exchangers Inc. based in  Dollard-Des-Ormeaux (Montreal), QUEBEC (CANADA)
Persistent organic pollutants that can usually only be treated with expensive chemical processes, e.g. in landfill leachate, are changed in their chemical structure by ultrasonic so that they become biodegradable. Thus, even difficult wastewaters can now be fed to universal and economically advantageous biological treatment (example: tributyltin, TBT). We unfold a wide range of previously unknown ultrasonic variants and thus arrive at new methods for the intensification of surface processes: The desorption of ...
ByUltrawaves Wasser & Umwelttechnologien GmbH based in  Hamburg, GERMANY
Crystal-clear distillate. For optimum painting pre-treatment results. Are using vacuum distillation systems to recondition rinse water during paint pre-treatment. The advantage of this type of system lies in the quality of the reconditioned rinse ...
ByH2O GmbH based in  Steinen, GERMANY
We take care of the environmentally friendly recycling of all waste and by-products from the processes. Find out more about our recycling of by-products in the steel industry below and feel free to contact us if you have any questions about cooperation. ...
ByFERRO DUO GmbH based in  Duisburg, GERMANY
Once representing a costly disposal problem for UK businesses, commercial and industrial waste is now being increasingly harnessed for its resource potential. With operators the length and breadth of the country designing savvy lines to maximise material recovery rates for reuse and recycling, the residual ‘waste’ can now be processed, with ease, for alternative fuel ...
ByUntha Shredding Technology Gmbh based in  Kuchl, AUSTRIA
Bio-drying offers an ideal solution: Suitable for processing mixed municipal waste or its individual substreams, bio-drying produces high-calorific waste components which can be easily separated and used as a substitute fuel. ...
BySutco RecyclingTechnik GmbH based in  Bergisch Gladbach, GERMANY
Many AQUA systems have been installed worldwide at satisfied customers. The waste water produced during the processing of poultry is highly polluted with proteins, fats, carbohydrates, blood, feathers and meat particles. Extensive knowledge of the poultry slaughtering process is essential in the design of an adequate water treatment installation. ...
ByMarel Water Treatment B.V. based in  Boxmeer, NETHERLANDS
Processing separately collected organic waste, composting produces a high-quality organic fertilizer which can replace chemical fertilizers in agriculture, winegrowing and landscaping. ...
BySutco RecyclingTechnik GmbH based in  Bergisch Gladbach, GERMANY
A plastic waste installation separates, sorts and processes valuable packaging materials, such as PET, PE, PP and Tetra Pak, ferrous and non-ferrous metals, which are then baled and shipped for reuse. Bollegraaf's effective and innovative solutions remove plastics from waste, minimising the amount going to landfill. Our equipment can work with existing combined waste streams and in specialist plastic only sorting installations. ...
ByBollegraaf Group based in  Appingedam, NETHERLANDS
With the increasing need for recycling industrial waste water – either because of limited water resources or because of stricter waste water discharge regulations – many industrial producers are considering implementation of zero liquid discharge (ZLD) filtration systems. A ZLD system contains several processes that together separate unwanted substances from the waste water to produce high quality water for reuse. ZLD ...
ByPorex - Filtration Group based in  Fairburn, GEORGIA (US) (USA)
However, their backlighting system often contains mercury, which means they are classified as 'hazardous waste' in accordance with the EWC, and as 'Collection Group 3' in accordance with the Electrical and Electronic Appliance Law. ...
ByErdwich Zerkleinerungs-Systeme GmbH based in  Igling, GERMANY
Solid waste fuel incineration can be applied in wood industries to generate energy from the wood waste that is produced during the wood processing, furniture manufacturing, and other activities. Wood waste includes wood chips, sawdust, shavings, bark, and other residues that are not suitable for material reuse or recycling. Solid waste fuel incineration can reduce the amount of wood waste that needs to be ...
ByLAWI Engineering GmbH based in  Kiel, GERMANY
Highly contaminated process waters may be recycled, thus minimizing the amount to be discharged. Eventually, additional membrane passes and stages as well as other technologies (e.g. ion exchange, electrodeionization, etc.) may be used to reach the required purity ...
ByMFT Membran-Filtrations-Technik GmbH based in  Hürth, GERMANY
When you own or operate a business that processes wood, reducing waste is a top priority. However, there will always be some offcuts or shavings that seem impossible to repurpose. ...
ByUMP Technika based in  Ukmerge, LITHUANIA
.* A mass market of this scale for LEDs also means increasing emissions that need to be abated by specific waste gas treatment systems at the point of use. In the manufacture of products based on innovative light emitting diode (LED) technology, ammonia and hydrogen are used in large quantities as process gases. The environmental engineers at DAS have recognised this market trend and developed new solutions such as LARCH for waste gas treatment in MOCVD ...
ByDAS Environmental Expert GmbH based in  Dresden, GERMANY
They will progressively require industry to minimise waste, reduce product loss and implement improved process control. The legislation will require the operator to self monitor processes and discharges, to demonstrate effective control with particular emphasis on EPR compliance and prevention. ...
ByPollution & Process Monitoring Ltd based in  Sevenoaks, UNITED KINGDOM