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Swiss Energy Supplier EBL Relies on Recycling Solution from Vecoplan |
Biomass CHP (combined heat and power) plants, also known as biomass cogeneration plants, generate electrical energy from biogenic solids and a great amount of additional heat that can be used efficiently. The biomass must be mechanically processed in advance to obtain a homogeneous unit that is free of impurities, ensuring that the combustion process runs smoothly. |
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Magnetic Pulley Removes Weakly Magnetic Particles from Bulk and Recycling Flows |
Goudsmit Magnetics Group recently upgraded the magnetic head pulley separators, increasing the generated magnetic force to over 9000 gauss. These high gradient separators remove weakly magnetic particles and paramagnetic particles up to around 10-15 mm from bulk and recycling flows. This includes bits of stainless steel from shredded WEEE, ASR and plastic flows. |
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Optimizing Productivity by Choosing the Right Feed Conveyor |
For recycling and baling operations, the feed conveyor is an essential piece of equipment but it is largely taken for granted with little thought to its impact on overall plant productivity according to recycling machinery specialists Middleton Engineering. Continue reading » |
PICVISA’s Testing Facility |
PICVISA’s testing facility, which is 800m2, is an industrial-scale testing lab for the recovering of waste and for recycling. Continue reading » |
TOMRA Sorting Recycling Publishes E-Book Analysing the Viability of Using 100% Recycled Plastics |
TOMRA Sorting Recycling has published an e-book examining the role that recycling can play in providing solutions to the world’s worsening resource crisis. Continue reading » |
Innovative Bale Conveyor System Keeps Things Simple for DS Smith in Finland |
When cardboard box manufacturer DS Smith needed to replace their bale conveyor system in Tampere, Finland, they asked for an innovative solution. Presona rose to the challenge and delivered a system that uses fewer moving parts and it is easier to clean and service. Continue reading » |
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