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Activated Sludge Product Applications In Indiana
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Peristaltic pumps are proven performers in water and waste treatment solving problems including: Dosing and metering treatment chemicals and reagents including ferric chloride (“Ferric”), sodium hypochlorite (“Hypo”), chlorine water, lime (Kalic® or Kalkmilch), caustic soda, powder activated carbon and polymers. Sludge transfer. Filter press ...
ByVerder Liquids BV - part of the Verder Group based in Vleuten, NETHERLANDS
Eliminating industrial odors naturally is our civic duty. To handle the odor control needs of municipal and government agencies, OMI Industries has created MUNI odor neutralizing product. Similar in many ways to its siblings in the Ecosorb products line, Muni odor control product uses Van Der Waals forces to chemically react with malodor molecules to eliminate odors combined with a natural formulation that makes it safe to work with. What’s more, the Muni product is surprisingly economical to use. It was ...
ByEcosorb by OMI Industries based in Palatine, ILLINOIS (USA)
Many times mining, oil and gas exploration, construction, and other activities take place in remote areas of the world. In these cases it is necessary to provide both potable water and treatment of sanitary wastes for the facility. In addition, many of these activities take place in temporary fashion as the sites will either be developed or abandoned at a future ...
ByWesTech Engineering, LLC based in Salt Lake City, UTAH (USA)
Natural odor control for wastewater treatment processes. Industrial and municipal wastewater treatment generates odors that can be strong, persistent, and a nuisance to employees, residents, businesses, and industries located near the wastewater treatment ...
ByEcosorb by OMI Industries based in Palatine, ILLINOIS (USA)
Coke Wastewater Treatment: Heating coal over 1100 Co in the absence of oxygen produces metallurgical coke. This process provides both heat and carbon (coke) required for iron production. During this process the volatile materials contained in the coal are driven off, leaving coke as the product. Gas produced by coking is withdrawn by means of blowers to recover energy-rich byproducts, including methane. Ammonia stills are the principal means of recovery. Recycled scrubber water is used as a coolant. Scrubber waste ...
ByWesTech Engineering, LLC based in Salt Lake City, UTAH (USA)