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From a regulatory standpoint, the waste incineration industry is divided into a number of categories: commercial/industrial solid waste incinerators (CISWI), municipal waste combustors (MWC), hospital/medical/infectious waste incinerators (HMIWI), hazardous waste combustors (HWC), sewage sludge incinerators (SSI), and other solid waste incinerators (OSWI). ...
ByDürr Systems, Inc. based in De Pere, WISCONSIN (USA)
We learned the application, tested designs, and developed a tag to meet the stringent requirements of the municipal solid waste industry. Extreme temperatures, seasonal weather, multiple impacts and substantial vibration—they were all accounted for. ...
ByCascade Engineering based in Grand Rapids, MICHIGAN (USA)
Since 1982, QED has been the leading supplier of air-powered pumps for groundwater sampling, leachate and condensate management, providing expertise in groundwater monitoring, leachate level control and methane recovery systems and equipment to landfills ranging from small municipal facilities to large industrial and military sites, including the leading national and international solid waste management ...
ByQED Environmental Systems, Inc based in Dexter, MICHIGAN (USA)
Waste-to-energy (WtE) or energy-from-waste (EfW) through incineration of waste is on the one hand an effective way of producing electricity and heat, while on the other hand it is disposing of possibly hazardous or unrecyclable waste. Its purpose is not to compete with waste recycling, reuse and prevention, but to complement them. After all, incineration not only reduces the amount of hazardous waste, but may also generate energy through the gases released in the process. Read about our solutions for ...
ByGasmet Technologies - a Nederman company based in Vantaa, FINLAND
The use of alternative combustion fuels that provide a renewable source of energy is a major area of research and investment. Sources of biomass fuels include virgin wood, energy crops, agricultural residues, food waste and industrial waste. Controlling the combustion process of any new fuel and keeping track of the biomass fuel emissions of combustion by-products is important to users of these new ...
ByProtea Limited based in Middlewich, UNITED KINGDOM