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Precipitator Safety Via Kirk Key Interlocks

KIRK 316 SERIES Trapped Key Interlocks from Kirk Key Interlock Company Kirk Key Interlock Company, located in Massillon, Ohio, USA is proud to announce the all new “Kirk 316 Series” trapped key interlocks. This new line of key interlocks is the ideal choice for key interlocking Electrostatic Precipitators. The Kirk 316 Series is designed for applications that require resistance to high ...

Apr. 18, 2007

By Kirk Key Interlock Company

Market For Electrostatic Precipitator Service and Parts Growing Faster Than Hardware

The market for electrostatic precipitators is growing despite the fact that fabric filters are taking an ever increasing market share. Fortunately, the total market is growing fast enough to compensate for the share losses. This is the forecast contained in Electrostatic Precipitator World Markets, an online continually updated service of the McIlvaine Company. There is a distinction ...

Sep. 28, 2006

By The McIlvaine Company

World Precipitator Market Will Grow Thanks to Asia and SO3

Untitled Document Over the last two years, China has embarked on construction of more than 100 new coal-fired power plants. These plants will be fitted with electrostatic precipitators to capture the flyash. Each plant will invest an average of $25 million for precipitators, creating a total market of $2.5 billion. Coal-fired activity in China is one of the factors which ...

Aug. 19, 2005

By The McIlvaine Company

Visit to Aerodynamic Module Installation in Russia Cement Plant

Fuller Company technical personnel recently visited Magnitogorsk, Russia in order to observe the Aerodynamic Module (ADM) in operation at a local cement plant. They toured the cement plant with plant management and EPR Inc.'s former president, Stuart Weiselberg, and Project Engineer, Vlad Golovan. The block of ADM's installed at the plant is designed to handle up to 36,000 cubic feet per minute ...

Nov. 1, 1995

By EPR Inc.

Macrotek Ultra Efficient MVA Scrubber Exceeds Performance and Expectations

Macrotek Inc., a leader in air pollution control technology, was selected by a major precious metal refiner requiring a highly advanced and efficient wet scrubber system to replace an existing aging electrostatic precipitator (ESP). Macrotek's flooded disc MVA venturi scrubber and MSV separator were installed, commissioned, and recently tested after being in operation for over one year. The ...

Apr. 25, 2011

By Macrotek Inc.

ICM Selects EISENMANN’s Emission Abatement Technology

ICM, Inc. recently announced that it has coupled its feedstock-flexible gasification system with EISENMANN Corporation’s dual-field WESP (wet electrostatic precipitator) to further enhance ICM’s ability to deliver cleaner waste-to-energy applications. Dave Vander Griend, president and CEO of ICM said, "We’re thrilled with the recent commercial deployment of our biomass ...

Aug. 25, 2011

By Eisenmann

Videoconference with the Trade Representatives of the Russian Federation

On April 10, in a video conferencing mode, a meeting of industrial enterprises of the Yaroslavl region with trade missions of Russia in Uzbekistan, India, Malaysia, Egypt and South Africa was held. The meeting was organized by the Department of Development and Foreign Economic Affairs of the Yaroslavl Region and the Ministry of Industry and Trade. During the meetings, measures to support ...

Apr. 10, 2020

By Fingo-Complex

Fingo-Complex takes part in the industrial exhibition Metal Expo 2020

FINGO takes part in the 26th international industrial exhibition "Metal-Expo", which will take place from November 10 to 13 at VDNKh in Moscow. At the exhibition, FINGO will present to visitors of the exhibition complex gas cleaning solutions for non-ferrous and ferrous metallurgy: electrostatic precipitators, bag filters, scrubbers, cyclones and other equipment. Under the current conditions, ...

Nov. 2, 2020

By Fingo-Complex

$40 billion market for air pollution control products in 2011

Just under $42 billion will be invested in equipment to reduce air pollution next year. Fifty five percent of that investment will be in Asia. This forecast appears in the McIlvaine Air Pollution Management report. The expansion of basic industries such as mining, chemical, steel and refining in Asia will result in major purchases of fabric filters, scrubbers, electrostatic precipitators and ...

Dec. 11, 2010

By The McIlvaine Company

New And Expanded Bionomic Product Line Guide Offers A Quick Overview Of The Company`s Latest Air Pollution Control, Product And Heat Recovery Technologies

Bionomic Industries, Inc., an industry leading manufacturer of proven air pollution abatement, product and heat recovery technologies is now offering a newly updated and expanded version of their comprehensive product guide. The all encompassing 4 color guide includes descriptions, capacities and use for the full range of Bionomic's wet scrubbers, dry collectors, electrostatic precipitator ...

Jan. 4, 2016

By Bionomic Industries Inc.

New HEI Wet Electrostatic Precipitator Provides Superior

Bionomic Industries, Inc., a leading manufacturer of scrubbing equipment and “prepackaged” scrubber systems, has announced availability of their new HEI™ (High Energy Ionizer) Wet Electrostatic Precipitator System for high intensity, low-energy submicron particulate collection. A major breakthrough in the advancement of state-of-the-art fine particulate control, the ...

Apr. 11, 2002

By Bionomic Industries Inc.

Bionomic Industries Receives Large Order for Scrubber/Wet Electrostatic Precipitator System for Peru Copper Mining Facility

Bionomic Industries, Inc., an industry leading manufacturer of proven air pollution abatement, product, and heat recovery technologies, has announced receipt of a large order for a complete air pollution control system from Southern Peru Copper Corporation. Secured in conjunction with Hatch Engineering, the project involves use of Bionomic's proprietary Scrubber/Wet Electrostatic Precipitator ...

Apr. 11, 2016

By Bionomic Industries Inc.

Geecom and intensiv-filter form alliance

South-African based Geecom and German company Intensiv-Filter have formed a strategic alliance to distribute the Intensiv-Filter’s bag filters in South Africa. Currently, Geecom is involved in the construction and refurbishment of both wet and dry electrostatic precipitators and Intensiv-Filter provides a complete spectrum of different sizes of bag filters. Geecom will be responsible for ...

Sep. 18, 2011

By Filtration + Separation - Elsevier Ltd

Markets for pollution and flow control will be down slightly in 2009

Suppliers of air and water pollution control equipment along with manufacturers of pumps and valves will experience only slight decreases in sales in 2009. This is the conclusion of the McIlvaine Company in 'World Market for Your Products', a continually updated forecast by product, industry and country. While the net result is a slight decline in revenues, there are big variances among ...

Dec. 31, 2008

By The McIlvaine Company

Wet Precipitators Could Capture 20 Percent of the Market in the Next Five Years

Presently dry precipitators dominate the precipitator market with a 90 percent share as compared to only 10 percent for wet precipitators. This ratio is going to change to as much as 20 percent wet precipitators within five years. This is the prediction of the McIlvaine Company in Electrostatic Precipitator World Market. (www.mcilvainecompany.com) Wet precipitators are more efficient than dry ...

Jan. 15, 2015

By The McIlvaine Company

China spending much more on FGD and other air pollution control than the US

Chinese suppliers of flue gas desulfurization systems have installed or have orders for plants with the total electrical capacity of over 500,000 MW. This compares to only 180,000 MW in the U.S. China is operating 379,000 MW of scrubbers compared to only 130,000 MW in the U.S. China has these FGD scrubbers on 67 percent of the coal-fired plants which is a higher percentage than the U.S. This ...

Apr. 22, 2009

By The McIlvaine Company

World Market For Fabric Filters Will Grow at 6% Per Year

In 2007 power plants, mines and industrial companies will spend $6.1 billion for fabric filter equipment, systems, and elements to purify stack gases. In the continually updated online report, Fabric Filter and Elements World Markets, the McIlvaine Company, Northfield, IL, predicts that revenues will increase at 6 percent per year over the next five years. This huge growth rate is attributable ...

Sep. 18, 2007

By The McIlvaine Company

Cement industry will spend $3.5 billion for air pollution control in 2010

With China leading the way, the cement industry will invest more than $3.5 billion for air pollution control systems in 2010. Nearly 50 percent of this investment will be for fabric filters. These are the latest forecasts from the McIlvaine Company reports: World Fabric Filter and Element Markets, Scrubber/Adsorber/Biofilter World Markets, NOx Control World Markets and Electrostatic Precipitator ...

Feb. 17, 2010

By The McIlvaine Company

Cement industry fluid/gas treatment and control purchases downgraded from $10.5 billion in 2012 to $8.4 billion

The U.S. EPA issued proposed changes to the already promulgated air toxics rule for cement plants. The net effect is to reduce the 2012 market worldwide by $2.1 billion. This is the latest McIlvaine forecast derived from extracting information from a number of McIlvaine market research reports. The impact of the rule is not to eliminate, but just postpone expenditures based on an extension from ...

Jun. 26, 2012

By The McIlvaine Company

ExxonMobil fined $566K following probe into refinery explosion

The California agency that investigates workplace accidents has cited and fined ExxonMobil more than $560,000 for workplace safety and health violations following a probe into February's explosion at a Los Angeles-area refinery. The California Division of Occupational Safety and Health said Thursday that 18 of the 19 citations are classified as serious because the violations could potentially ...

Aug. 13, 2015

By Associated Press

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