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Not just the machine. The life expectancy of a landfill can be extended by several years with a TANA landfill compactor that offers at least a 10% better compaction rate than any competitor – guaranteed. Savings in operating costs are easy to achieve with less driving passes, as well as reduced fuel consumption and working hours. The combination of a longer life expectancy for the landfill and lower operating costs makes a ...
ByTana Oy based in Jyvaskyla, FINLAND
EOSi can help landfill operators remove ammonia and other nitrogen compounds from leachate, applying MicroC® premium carbon sources to support microbial populations needed for biological nitrogen removal (BNR) converting nitrogen compounds into harmless ...
ByEOSi - Environmental Operating Solutions - - Axius Water based in Pocasset, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
Xplorobot is a vital asset for landfill operators, offering precise methane emission detection for regulatory compliance and enhanced safety. ...
ByXplorobot by Exploration Robotics Technologies Inc. based in Houston, TEXAS (USA)
Condensate from gas collection systems is an ongoing problem for landfill operators. Management of this condensate is all too often assigned as a low priority in the design and operation of landfills. Landfill operations have made giant strides in the past few decades regarding the management of leachate and methane emissions. ...
ByWater Reclamation Solutions LLC based in Mobile, ALABAMA (USA)
Lime treatment has several beneficial effects on soils and industrial sludge wastes that in turn provide benefits to other commercial sectors such as agriculture, landfill operations and land ...
ByCarmeuse Americas based in Pittsburgh, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
Xplorobot provides an advanced methane emissions detection and quantification solution for various critical industries, including oil and gas, remediation, landfills, utilities, and maritime operations. Utilizing innovative Laser Optical Gas Imaging (OGI) technology, Xplorobot enhances the capability of methane leak detection, ensuring operational safety and adherence to strict regulatory compliance. In the oil and gas sector, it allows operators ...
ByXplorobot by Exploration Robotics Technologies Inc. based in Houston, TEXAS (USA)
Onvector specializes in advanced treatment technologies aimed at managing landfill leachate, a potentially hazardous byproduct of precipitation interacting with landfill materials. Their Plasma Vortex technology plays a critical role in treating landfill leachate, specifically targeting the destruction of persistent contaminants such as PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances). ...
ByOnvector LLC based in Somerville, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
Landfills are categorized by regulations in three types: industrial, municipal, and hazardous. ...
ByWesTech Engineering, LLC based in Salt Lake City, UTAH (USA)
It is applicable for large applications, for example, transfer stations, landfills & composting operations. Common equipment used in solid waste applications are Ecolo’s AMC Misting Systems. ...
ByEcolo Odor Control Technologies Inc. based in Toronto, ONTARIO (CANADA)
Waste water treatment from landfills and other industrial operations – commonly use catalytic oxidizers for air pollution control ...
ByCatalytic Products International (CPI) based in Lake Zurich, ILLINOIS (USA)
A major obstacle in the landfill industry is the proper disposal of leachate water. Per government regulations such as the EPA’s Landfill Effluent Standards (CFR 445) and Zero Liquid Discharge Requirements, leachate water must be treated before proper disposal. This process is costly, time and money wise, for landfill ...
ByE3 Solutions LLC based in Tampa, FLORIDA (USA)
Trusted odor detection at parts-per-billion (ppb) levels. If you operate a landfill, you know that it takes constant vigilance to keep your community happy. ...
ByAMETEK Brookfield based in Middleboro, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
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Landfills present serious odor challenges—from hydrogen sulfide and methane to VOCs and organic decay. At Industrial Odor Control, we offer both off-the-shelf and custom vapor-phase activated carbon solutions specifically designed to neutralize landfill odors at the source using gas collection systems, mobile containment units, or direct vent ...
ByIndustrial Odor Control (IOC) based in McGrady, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
Landfills are some of the largest methane emitters in the world - but there has not been an easy way to monitor them. Until ...
ByTrelliSense, Inc. based in Superior, COLORADO (USA)
Mattresses are usually considered a nightmare in the waste management industry. Mattresses cannot be easily compacted in the landfill, and springs are difficult for most shredders. For low-revving and high-torque TANA Shark shredders, however, mattresses are an easy ...
ByTana Oy based in Jyvaskyla, FINLAND
Many industrial and manufacturing facilities, sewerage treatment plants, landfills, and other commercial operations generate emissions, odors, and other constituents that could migrate beyond the fence line. ...
ByAirLogics, LLC based in West Berlin, NEW JERSEY (USA)
Dredges. Our domestic and international industrial customers call their waste containment areas by different names: sump, pond, lagoon, tank, pit, basin, or channel. The problem is always the same – i.e., settled waste must be removed to comply with state and federal ...
BySRS Crisafulli, Inc. based in Glendive, MONTANA (USA)
Landfill Gas is a mixture of Methane, Carbon Dioxide, and Oxygen that is created by the decomposition of waste stored in landfills. According to the EPA, landfills are the third largest generator of Methane Gas. Methane Gas is the second most prevalent gas to contribute to the Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Effect and for that reason it is important to contain and process the Methane gas in a way that it does not increase the level of GHG’s in the Earth ...
ByThermal Instrument Co. based in Trevose, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
Our flow meters are built to hold up to the harshest environments with standard 316SS and electrical housings that meet most certifications. The fact that our meters are rugged and that our sensors never come into contact with the passing fluid, unlike other flow meters, means that your one time investment will offer you many years of returns. In the event something does happen, all Thermal Instrument Mass Flow Meters come standard with redundant sensors. This feature alone, saves time and money by following a ...
ByThermal Instrument Co. based in Trevose, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
This industry focuses on the collection, treatment, disposal, and remediation of solid and hazardous ...
BySmall Business Services (SBS) based in Memphis, TENNESSEE (USA)