Waste Transport Applications on Environmental XPRT

Safe waste handling at airports

Large amounts of waste are generated at airports – onboard aircraft, in catering kitchens, at the restaurants, in the shops and in the administrative offices. Dense air traffic requires fast, efficient waste handling, while also observing a number of safety regulations. The Envac vacuum system meets all requirements.

By Envac AB based in Stockholm, SWEDEN.

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Shredding shipboard food waste

Solution for shredding of shipboard light materials. Special feeding safety system. Output size waste less than 25 mm. Shredder complaining with MARPOL 73/78 - Annex V requirements.

By SatrindTech Srl based in Arluno, ITALY.

Waste Handling Equipment for the Maritime Industry

Delitek AS is a market leading manufacturer and supplier of stainless steel waste handling equipment for the maritime industry. Our headquarters is located in Norway and our products are distributed via a global network of highly experienced agents and distributors.

By Delitek AS based in Alsvaag, NORWAY.

Waste handling in flight catering kitchens

Large catering kitchens at airports are operational more or less round the clock. They have to deal with enormous amounts of waste from incoming aircraft, food preparation kitchens and staff canteens. Compared with traditional manual refuse collection methods, an automated kitchen waste system is safer, more efficient, more hygienic – and cheaper in the long run.

By Envac AB based in Stockholm, SWEDEN.

Waste management for ships and sea platforms

For those who have lived in the arms of the sea, the bond is powerful and eternal. When mariners discharge waste into the sea, it is not carelessness but desperation…a last resort used in the absence of practical alternatives. The waste generated on every ship comes from both people and machinery. People generate garbage and sewage. The various motors and shafts generate used oils, dirty rags and a wide variety of other waste. The mariner has three options for all this waste: (i) store it on board and discharge it at the next port; (ii) treat it on board; or (iii) discharge it at sea. Today, none of these options are practical.

By Terragon Environmental Technologies Inc. based in Montréal, QUEBEC (CANADA).

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Analytical instruments for elemental analysis

Elemental analysis is a generic term for a group of applications which deal with the analysis of a variety of materials (chemicals, liquids, polymers, waste material, etc.) for their elemental or isotopic properties. Typical examples of elemental analysis techniques where mass flow control plays a key role are Total Organic Carbon (TOC) or Total Organic Halides (TOX).

By Axetris Ag based in Kaegiswil, SWITZERLAND.

Food Waste Recycling, Reduction or Disposal Systems for Airline Catering

Major Airline catering: In Europe food wastes that are derived from food that has been created outside of the EU must be disposed of in a different manner to all other food wastes, these wastes are termed as CAT1 ICW(category 1 International catering wastes). These wastes can only be disposed at several registered sites in the UK where the cost for transportation to and the subsequent disposal of these wastes is high. Tidy Planet have been working on a new solution that meets EU and UK approval, the first application of equipment in Spring 2016. This application will also be applicable for ICW derived from cruise liners at seaports around the UK / Europe.

By Tidy Planet Limited based in Macclesfield, UNITED KINGDOM.

Balers and compactor solutions for marine & offshore industry

All ships and offshore platforms with more than 15 people must comply with the MARPOL Annex 5 and the International Maritime Organization regulations. A Bramidan baler is safe at sea – and makes waste handling easy.

By Bramidan Balers based in Bramming, DENMARK.

Waste processing and composting solutions for waste and recycling industry

QM Environmental Services offers a range of products that can help to improve the processing and composting of organic waste forms or to solve odour problems associated with the transport, storage and processing of waste in general

By QM Environmental Services Ltd. based in The Hague, NETHERLANDS.

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Odor control for liquid waste

Vaporize Odors Associated With Liquid Waste Processing: Liquid waste, such as fats, oils and grease (F.O.G.) can emit unpleasant odors, which become even more pronounced in various stages of processing. Malodorous F.O.G. from restaurants are often transported by truck to F.O.G. filtering facilities and then to plants where they are processed into useable byproducts.

By OMI Industries (OMI) based in Long Grove, ILLINOIS (USA).

Waste management for dangerous wastes

A wide variety of wastes are too hazardous to be disposed of by traditional means. Hospitals, clinics, laboratories, nursing homes, funeral homes, dental offices and veterinary clinics are just some examples of places that produce potentially dangerous bioactive waste, often referred to as biomedical waste. Proper disposal of biomedical waste is a complex process that must be carefully controlled to avoid serious public health risks. The waste must be placed in special bags, stored separately, transported in refrigerated trucks and carefully disposed of to eliminate potential exposure. In many cases, the waste must be autoclaved before it is land filled. This complex process results in exceedingly high costs for the disposal and treatment of biomedical waste.

By Terragon Environmental Technologies Inc. based in Montréal, QUEBEC (CANADA).

RDF

RDF (Refuse Derived Fuel) is made from domestic waste which includes biodegradable material as well as plastics, and has a lower calorific value than SRF (Solid Recovered Fuel). RDF (Refuse Derived Fuel) is used in combined heat and power facilities, many of them in Europe where they produce electricity and hot water for communal heating systems in the local area. Compared to landfilling, the lower carbon emissions resulting from RDF manufacture outweigh the emissions associated with transporting the reclaimed fuel. The increasing importance of Waste to Energy/RDF Waste to energy conversion is an increasingly recognised approach to resolving two issues: waste management and sustainable energy. Waste represents an increasingly important fuel source. Using waste as fuel can have important environmental benefits. It can not only provide a safe and cost-effective way of waste disposal but can also help reduce carbon dioxide emissions. https://the-mkgroup.com/portfolio/rdf-manufacture/

By MK Group based in Galbally, IRELAND.

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Recycling equipments for shredding solid waste & municipal solid waste

Solid waste and municipal solid waste (MSW) size reduction requires processing of many different materials, from filled drums to household waste. And, as the amount of solid waste increases and the cost of landfill management increases, it is becoming more critical that waste management become more effective, economic and efficient. Shredded and compacted waste is easier and cheaper to transport and extends the life of the landfill. In addition, separating out materials that can be reclaimed and recycled or that need to be incinerated or composted increases the landfill productivity while providing revenue to offset the costs of processing the solid waste.

By Granutech-Saturn Systems based in Grand Prairie, TEXAS (USA).

Waste handling for kitchens

Wherever food is handled, waste is produced. Waste food creates hygiene risks no matter where it is transported or stored, and handling it is a time-consuming, non-profitable process. The Envac system does away with all manual handling and transport, and instead waste food is dealt with and turned into an important environmental resource.

By Envac AB based in Stockholm, SWEDEN.

Energy and Fuels from Auto Shredder Residue (ASR)

End of life vehicle processing recovers valuable recyclates and removes for recovery all pollutants from automobiles. After this process, the remaining vehicle is shredded for further treatment into smaller parts called Auto Shredder Residue (ASR) sometimes referred to as Auto Shredder Fluff or Car Fluff. ASR contains a mixture of all the different materials that make up the automobile, including metals, plastics, rubbers and textiles. This mixture of materials makes ASR a difficult waste to handle and potentially harmful to the environment. The Gasplasma® energy from waste process breaks down the ASR: Organic materials are transformed into a hydrogen-rich synthesis gas which is used to generate power / Inorganic materials are vitrified to become Plasmarok® /Any remaining ferrous and non-ferrous metals are recovered

By Advanced Plasma Power (APP) based in Swindon, UNITED KINGDOM.

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Waste compaction for the depackaging systems for food waste industry

The food and drink industry relies on modern packaging materials and systems to extend the life of its products and to make them easy to store and transport. Inevitably during these processes wastage occurs whether this is when food expires, through faulty packaging or is otherwise unfit for sale or consumption, disposal can become a costly burden for the food manufacturers or retailers.

By HSM GmbH + Co. KG based in Frickingen, GERMANY.

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Recycling EPS with Styrofoam Shredders & Compactors

Used Styrofoam, also called EPS or expandable polystyrene foam, is light, hygienic and commonly used to pack food, drinks, fragile and deformable goods. Usually, Styrofoam products are 98% air and only 2% PS. It has been a big environmental problem due to the fact that the material is difficult to recycle and costly to transport. Harden Machinery has been dedicated to Styrofoam/EPS/XPS volume reduction technologies and the Styrofoam/EPS/XPS densifier is one of our major products. With our Styrofoam/EPS/XPS densifiers, the Styrofoam/EPS/XPS foam blocks are compacted into densified logs and can be easily transport for further processing such as extrusion pelletizing.

By Harden Industries Ltd. based in Zhongshan, CHINA.

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Waste compaction for the food and beverage industry

The food and drink industry relies on modern packaging materials and systems to extend the life of its products and to make them easy to store and transport. Inevitably during these processes wastage occurs whether this is when food expires, through faulty packaging or is otherwise unfit for sale or consumption, disposal can become a costly burden for the food manufacturers or retailers.

By HSM GmbH + Co. KG based in Frickingen, GERMANY.

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Waste compaction for the manufacturing industry

HSM has a wide range of balers for use in industrial and manufacturing settings. Many materials including, cardboard, paper, plastic packaging, PET Bottles/other rigid plastics and drinks cans can be successfully baled using one of HSM’s high specification balers. All of the models within HSM`s range of industrial balers are used for baling recovered recyclable materials into bales suitable for transporting to a recycling facility for processing. HSM balers for use in industrial or manufacturing settings are designed to allow maximum flexibility of working for the operator in that they can function on their own or as an integral part of a wider recovery system.

By HSM GmbH + Co. KG based in Frickingen, GERMANY.

Waste gas treatment for the semiconductor industry

In the early 1990s no appropriate and comprehensive technical solution had been available for waste gas treatment in the semiconductor industry. Back then as well as today many industrial and research production procedures use process gases and generate waste gases. These waste gases, considered greenhouse gases, are toxic and/or highly flammable and very often pose a significant risk to production facilities and the environment. The semiconductor industry, for instance, uses perfluorocarbons, whose global warming potential is extremely high and therefore requires an efficient waste gas treatment. Combining and transporting different gases into a fab’s central waste gas system might produce highly flammable and highly explosive gaseous mixtures, which in the past has occasionally caused the total loss of entire production facilities. Particles contained within gases may also cause exhaust blockages. To eliminate these risks, process waste gases need to be treated at the “Point-of-Use” (POU) where harmful exhausts are abated immediately.

By DAS Environmental Expert GmbH based in Dresden, GERMANY.

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