resource recovery Applications
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PremiumPrinted circuit boards shredding with Mercodor shredding systems
The crushing of printed circuit boards is used for the recovery of important raw materials. Since electric devices getting cheaper consumers in ever shorter intervals to acquire new electronic parts, the recycling of electrical parts and thus crushing printed circuit boards of inestimable value for resource exploitation. Mercodor special engineering is your partner for professional shredding of printed circuit boards.
By MERCODOR GmbH Sondermaschinenbau KG based in Frankfurt am Main, GERMANY.
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PremiumWaste shredding for the waste and recycling industry
WEIMA makes waste valuable! No matter if it is industrial waste, bulky waste, production waste, rejects, paper, wood waste, textiles or carpet. WEIMA delivers the optimum results, winning secondary resource recovery by delivering correct size reduction. WEIMA shredding solutions are designed for every stage of process tailored to your individual needs.
By WEIMA based in Ilsfeld, GERMANY.
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PremiumWater monitoring technology for groundwater
Measuring groundwater level or depth-to-water is critically important for identifying long term trends, including declining water levels, saltwater intrusion, seasonal variations, aquifer recharge, artificial aquifer storage and recovery, and level status for drinking water. Receiving groundwater data via remote data transmission from one of the many OTT telemetry options available saves time and resources spent in the field.
By The OTT Hydromet Group based in Kempten, GERMANY.
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Removal of Non-Ferrous Metals in the Recycling Industry
Non magnetic metals such aluminum + copper can be separated using eriez eddy current separators or meta sorters. Eriez equipment, either as individual units or complete systems, is designed for efficient + economical processing of municipal solid waste, co-mingled recyclables, shredded automobiles, Electronic Scrap, Glass Cullet, Plastic (PET), foundry sand and many other resource recovery options.
By Eriez Magnetics Europe Ltd based in Bedwas, UNITED KINGDOM.
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PremiumHeat Transfer Equipment for Waste Water Treatment Industry
For years we are working successfully for environmental protection. Our systems allow to conserve resources through treatment and recovery. For the treatment of wastewater, among other thin film dryers. You can concentrate pastes and sludges, thicken, dry and dehydrate. The good product turnover in the dryer can dry sludge excellent. Process water must often be treated to either be disposed of properly or again recirculate in the process circuit. These combinations of methods are often necessary. In the process of purification solution GIG Karasek thermal processes are the focus. Thin Film Dryer here are the key component.
By GIG Karasek GmbH based in Gloggnitz, AUSTRIA.
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Environmental data managament & compliance reporting for the manufacturing industry
Environmental data allows organizations to manage and monitor their compliance with greenhouse gas regulations, the Clean Air Act, the Clean Water Act, the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, and many others. Additionally, many companies must generate and report environmental data to uphold permits which allow them to conduct their business.
By enVirSys LLC. based in Littleton, COLORADO (USA).
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Membrane Filtration for Wastewater Treatment
By MICRODYN-NADIR GmbH based in Wiesbaden, GERMANY.
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Removal of Ferrous Metals in the Recycling Industry
Carbon steel metal can be separated from non-recyclables using Eriez magnetic separators.
Eriez equipment, either as individual units or complete systems, is designed for efficient and economical processing of municipal solid waste, co-mingled recyclables, shredded automobiles, Electronic Scrap, Glass Cullet, Plastic (PET), foundry sand and many other resource recovery options.
From permanent magnets to scrap drums and magnetic drums to metal detection for further material purity and feeding equipment, Eriez recycling team assists recycled material processors, material recycling facilities alike in improving product quality and recovering valuable commodity.By Eriez Magnetics Europe Ltd based in Bedwas, UNITED KINGDOM.
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Shredders for Electric and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) and Refrigerators
Electric and electronic waste (WEEE), are coming from technology products such as home appliances (washing machines, vacuum cleaners), computers and tools. An economy based on the consumption such as today, provides a continuous increase of WEEE, and determines an increasing risk of dropping out in the environment or in landfills, with the consequences of pollution of soil, air, water and health human repercussions. These products should be handled properly and used for the differential recovery of the materials they are made of, such as copper, iron, steel, aluminum, glass, silver, thus avoiding a waste of resources that can be reused to build new equipment in addition to the environmental sustainability.
By SA Eng Soluzioni per l`Ambiente based in San Donà di Piave, ITALY.
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Water treatment research for oil and gas industry
The upstream oil and gas industry is increasingly becoming a water management industry. Globally, three barrels of water is extracted for every one barrel of oil produced. With effective management, this produced water can become a source of value, as disposal options become limited and environmental regulations tighten. New water treatment technologies will allow this water to be reused in waterflooding, enhanced oil recovery and hydraulic fracturing operations, in a market worth $5.2 billion in 2014. Managing the water used and extracted from unconventional resources, such as shale gas, tight oil, coalbed methane, heavy oil, and oil from ultra-deepwater offshore fields, will be a fast growing segment of this market. This section shows you in detail the different opportunities and strategies for these resources.
By Global Water Intelligence (GWI) based in Oxford, UNITED KINGDOM.
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RCRA Waste Processing
By Vulcan Systems based in Moberly, MISSOURI (USA).
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Water treatment research for food and beverage industry
Direct reuse of wastewater in the product is not on the menu in the food and beverage industry, but the reuse of water for other purposes (e.g. washing) is now a priority. Most major F&B companies have made commitments to reduce their water consumption per unit of product, and reuse is an important part of the strategy for achieving this. Furthermore much of the growth of the industry is in emerging markets which typically have more limited, lower quality water resources than developed countries, creating water treatment challenges. In developed markets, emerging concerns about pharmaceutical by-products and other trace contaminants making their way into the product have lead to greater use of desalination technologies on the process water side. Value from waste propositions such as energy recovery, water reuse (not within the product) and materials recovery ensure that investment in water technology benefits the bottom line.
By Global Water Intelligence (GWI) based in Oxford, UNITED KINGDOM.
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