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classification unit which enabled the company to reduce its waste-to-landfill volumes by 70%. By 2018, the company had commissioned a further four D:MAX solutions.
The D:MAX from CDE is a mobile, trailer- mounted screening and classification system used to process a variety of materials from the water and wastewater treatment process.
As a contractor, the nature and location of the projects Andidrain is involved in can be wide- ranging. To be able to continue providing a comprehensive service for its customers a compact and portable solution was required.
Andrew Little, Managing Director at Andidrain, says the reliability of its proven solutions made CDE the ideal partner for the project.
“We consider an investment in CDE technology to be the best course of action to achieve our aims. We’ve worked with the company for almost eight years now and in that time have commissioned five durable and highly efficient D:MAX plants which have served us well and facilitated the continued growth of our company.”
Among the services Andidrain offers its customers is tank cleaning and site remediation contracting. Removing rag and grit from industrial tanks is an important process. Rag and grit that settle in tanks reduce their capacity and adversely impact efficiency. These materials are also highly abrasive and can lead to wear on downstream processes.
Andidrain’s new MSU:10G solution will be applied to tank cleanout operations, processing 15 litres per second to remove rag, grit and other waste materials including plastics.
The fully mobile and versatile solution means the MSU:10G can easily be relocated to where it is required or utilised as a fixed installation to provide protection to downstream assets.
Responding to the challenges of waste processing, recovered rag material is dewatered to minimise waste-to-landfill volumes and disposal costs while sand and grit can be recovered and used for pipe bedding, landscaping and road base.
Site access, Andrew says, is a key consideration when taking on a new project.
“Being a contactor, we have to work within the confines of the customer’s site, so introducing a compact solution to our fleet provides us with the technology to be able to say yes to any project.
“The compact nature and mobility of the MSU:10G, alongside our existing D:MAX units, means we can now take on projects of all sizes and in any location.”
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