Product Applications

The idea of preserving food goes back as far as the ancient Roman and Chinese Empires. Before the advent of chemical refrigeration, food was held and shipped in ice, leading to a great deal of food waste.

Ready-mix concrete is batched from a central plant and custom made to the job's exact needs. The mix is kept in a plastic condition during transit and is remixed with additional water or chemicals upon arrival at the site.

Separation equipment utilizes a variety of different methods to separate liquids and solids. Application fields include: sludge, sewage, manure, vegetables, food byproducts, and paper pulp.

Tank farms are oil depot storage facilities. Our customer was a small island municipality of about 3 square miles and 2,000 residents. The island facility generates its own electricity with fuel that is delivered periodically by ship.

Hospital wastewater is particularly challenging in nature as it can contain: radioactive materials, waste from procedures, antibiotics and pharmaceuticals not absorbed by the body, and other chemicals.

Geothermal energy is sustainable, renewable, and more reliable than solar or wind power. It creates less emissions than coal powered plants and has minimal land and freshwater requirements.

Gypsum is a common, soft, evaporative, sedimentary mineral that forms mostly as transparent, flattened crystals.

CHP, or cogeneration plants, produce both electric and thermal energy from a single process. Diverse fuel sources are used, such as natural gas, biomass, coal, or process waste.

The endoscope was invented in Germany in 1806 and was rather limited in function.