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Babcock Wanson, with ADEME’s support, leads project
Hydra-Cell Excels in Zero Liquid Discharge
he addition of super duplex stainless steel to the range of liquid head materials available now enables Hydra-Cell G15 pumps to manage the tough- to-handle waste waters processed in ‘zero liquid discharge (ZLD) systems. As water becomes an ever more expensive commodity, industrial, oil, chemical and petrochemical companies are increasingly turning to ZLD systems, minimizing wastewater discharge and maximising water recovery. Frequently these wastewaters have high levels of Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) and many contain particulate matter that can cause severe wear in pumps with tight tolerances and rapidly degrade seals. Having no tight tolerances and no dynamic seals to wear, Hydra-Cell pumps are proving to be ideal for this application.
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Wanner International Tel: 01252 816847 Web:
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Troax Supplies Partitioning to Kodak E
abcock Wanson, a provider of products and services for boiler houses and other process heating needs, is leading the new DEMOXYA research project which aims to reduce emissions and improve energy efficiency of burners. DEMOXYA stands for ‘DEveloppement et déMOnstration de brûleurs à très faibles émissions d’oXYdes d’Azote’ (Development and demonstration of burners with very low nitrogen oxide emissions). It has been awarded funding by ADEME, the French Environment and Energy Management Agency, as part of a call for projects in support of Research & Development programmes that are aimed at improving air quality both indoors and outdoors. Babcock Wanson has a strong range which is one of the best-performing on the market, and is already working on the burners of tomorrow. It is thus investing for the future by launching the DEMOXYA research project in collaboration with the Pprime Institute and Bertin Technologies.
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New RHeco Series R
eznor, the UK’s leading supplier of gas-fired warm air heating and ventilation systems has introduced the new ultra highly efficient RHeco series of energy saving condensing gas fired unit heaters.
The RHeco range provides the highest efficiency levels and substantially reduced CO, CO2 and NO2 emissions (under 25 ppm).
The condensing units are available in five models with heat outputs ranging from 25kW to 94kW (five models) for use on natural gas or propane.
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arlier this year Troax Lee Manufacturing Ltd. were approached by Avanta UK, and their client Kodak - a world leading manufacturer of
lithographic printing plates - in Morley, Leeds to work with their project engineers to design, supply and install suitable enclosures to house specific machinery within their premises. The purpose of the project was to create enclosures to house a number of production machines to reduce equipment and material exposure to potential airborne contaminants, as the materials produced within the enclosures need to be manufactured in a very sensitive and controlled environment. After initial discussions and a handful of design meetings and a visit by Kodak personnel to the Troax factory in Kingswinford, West Midlands, the specification and build program was agreed. The enclosures consisted of Sigma single skin partitioning with solid, half & full glazed panels with areas of Lee Span double skin walk on ceiling. The project was completed within budget, and to the time scale established by Kodak utilizing a special “out of hours” program.
TROAX Tel: 01793 542000 Web:
www.troax.com
icroMark® Spray Marking Valve Systems produces uniform round patterns and stripes from 5.0mm to 30.4mm (0.20" to 1.20") wide without clogging or overspray. The valves can be activated manually, or interfaced with other systems to mark at scheduled
intervals or whenever a signal is received. The
MicroMark® Spray Marking Valve System is ideal for inks and paints that do not require recirculation. Low-maintenance spray marking valve system produces neat circles and stripes between .2” to 1.2” wide. The combination of adjustable fluid flow, adjustable nozzle air and post-air cutoff provides excellent spray control The system includes compact spray valve, ValveMate™ controller and tank. The controller is set for length of time and air pressure required for precise coverage. A programmable air delay after each cycle prevents clogging, which greatly reduces maintenance and downtime.
EFD International Inc. Dunstable, U.K. Tel: +44 1582 666334
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Micromark® - for clean working environment M
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VC F series with a quad-core processor
transportation systems, e.g. for automatic license plate recognition (freeflow ALPR applications) in combination with the company’s software tool CARRIDA. They are also suitable for many other tasks, such as quality inspection and production control. VC F units are based on a quad-core processor from Freescale that provides a 4 x 1 GHz computing power.
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programmable GPU, the systems use the VC Linux operating system. The cameras feature either one or
two remote 1/1.8ʺ CMOS sensors connected by a 30 mm or 80 mm cable – the two-sensor version is also suited for stereo camera applications. Depending on the model, the sensors provide a 1,280 x 1,024 (WVGA) or 1,600 x 1,200 pixel resolution. A 1 GBit Ethernet interface enables integration into automation environments. Furthermore, the VC F series includes two USB interfaces and an HDMI output – a novelty for VC smart cameras. The new series will be available in the first quarter of 2015.
Vision Components Tel: +44 1933 62 51 62 Web:
www.vision-components.com
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mart cameras from Vision Components’ new VC F series are designed for use in intelligent
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