Screens

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Screens are very important in recycling plants as they convert organic waste into organic products and process soil, rocks asphalt and concrete. Manufactures and buyers have to consider several factors with rigorous specification for particle size and contaminants, safety of operations, energy efficiency, portability, processing capacity, ease of maintenance and reduced air emissions before deciding on the screen to be used.

Product information, General Industrial Machinery, Evaluation, Industrial equipment and supplies industry, Industrial equipment industry, Recycling equipment, Screens, Screens (Separation)

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Anaerobic treatment of high-strength wastewater

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Few companies that have installed systems for the anaerobic treatment of high-strength wastewater to meet the high chemical oxygen demand (COD) are discussed.

Pollutants produced & recycled, Analysis, Fermentation, Waste management, Wastewater, Chemical oxygen demand

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In-vessel option for on-site food waste composting

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The in-house facilities like on-site units and drums used by different firms for processing their food waste are described.

Management dynamics, Motor Vehicles and Equipment, Methods, Management, Environmental aspects, Design and construction, Transportation equipment industry, Compost plants, Company business management, Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky Inc., Automotive industry, Composting, Food wastes

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