Polymer Static Mixer Articles on Environmental XPRT

The design of static mixer heat transfer equipment for adhesives, sealants, resins and polymers.

The fluids handled within the adhesives and sealant industries are amongst the most difficult to handle of any in the main process industries globally. The characteristics which make them particularly difficult to handle include: High viscosities (typically 1-2000 Pa.s, or 1000 to 2 million cP). Often non-Newtonian (viscosity is not constant and varies with shear rate). Some ...

Feb. 15, 2016

By National Oilwell Varco

NOV Offers a White Paper on Kenics™ Heat Transfer Equipment for Adhesives and Sealants Applications

NOV is offering a white paper that discusses the use of Kenics static mixer heat transfer equipment for adhesives, sealants, resins and polymers. The white paper describes the design aspects of heat transfer equipment and how it benefits end users in adhesives and sealant applications. The white paper goes into great detail on the: Heating and cooling processes used in the industry ...

Feb. 11, 2015

By National Oilwell Varco

Processing Wastewater Sludge Using Dewatering Containers

The relative cost of dewatering equipment varies widely and is directly related to the processing rate. For smaller utilities that need to dewater sludge in batches, dewatering containers are an alternative that can be relatively inexpensive and simple when compared to other technologies on the market. The most common type of dewatering container is based on a roll-off box design, although any ...

May 1, 2006

By Flo Trendï¿½ Systems, Inc.

Multi-Barrier water treatment cleans up turbidity spikes

When the city of Bloomfield, N.M., was notified by the New Mexico Environmental Department that it had 18 months to bring its drinking water treatment plant into compliance with the Interim Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rule (IESWTR), the city needed a fast, innovative solution. Under the IESWTR, the city was challenged to meet regulatory compliance on turbidity levels. During seasonal runoff ...

May 22, 2013

By WesTech Engineering, Inc.

Multi-barrier water treatment cleans up turbidity spikes

When the City of Bloomfield, N.M., was notified by the New Mexico Environmental Department that it had 18 months to bring its drinking water treatment plant into compliance with the Interim Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rule (IESWTR), they needed a fast, innovative solution. Under the IESWTR, the city was challenged to meet regulatory compliance on turbidity levels. During seasonal runoff ...

Apr. 12, 2016