Dealing with waste is a big problem for all communities. Every year, we produce billions of tonnes of waste worldwide. This article will guide you through the thermal treatment of waste, from incineration to pyrolysis, offering solutions to reduce this burden.
The Essence of Tradition: True to its motto, Granny's Spices is one of the longest-established producers of spices and masalas in India. To ensure the consistent quality and full flavor of its products, the food manufacturer relies on a dynamic steam sterilization process. The German company BHS-Sonthofen planned and delivered the complete plant, which includes a vertical BHS sterilizer and a vertical BHS cooler. As it turns out, offering the consumer maximum taste requires a delicate sense.
BHS-Sonthofen is supplying two particularly large belt filters for the processing of fly ash in Singapore. BHS supplied customized BFR 320-150 filters for this major project. The filters are currently being produced at the BHS headquarters in Sonthofen and will be delivered to the customer this year.
The dynamic, high-temperature process of horizontal contact drying makes it possible to treat bulk materials more efficently and evenly than traditional drying ovens and rotary kilns.
BHS-Sonthofen Process Technology offers customers in the chemical industry a new, standardized and modularized supply program for candle filters.
Plastics can be reused again, delivering recycled items of the same quality as new goods - thanks to chemical recycling processes. In the case of PET in particular, new innovative processes are successfully breaking down used plastics into their chemical components and thus reintroducing them into the material cycle. All these approaches have one thing in common: The purity of the recovered components determines the quality of the end products. A closer look at the processes shows how efficient filtration and cake washing contribute to a technically functional and economically viable solution.
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