Waste Management Tag
06 Mar Painting thermal pictures
While the human eye can detect electromagnetic radiation in the visible light spectrum, all other forms of electromagnetic radiation, such as infrared, are invisible.
06 Mar Product knowledge key to symbiotic relationship
Oil is the lifeblood of plant and machinery in the water and wastewater industries. Gulf Western Oil (GWO) has a small range of oils for this industry, which are invaluable if things go wrong especially when it comes to the environment. GWO’s national key account manager, Christopher Bright, explains.
06 Mar Running water seamlessly with the right hose variables
Water transfer has both the requirement for delivery and suction hoses. Pumps require suction hoses to draw the water from one point, and then a pressure hose to transfer water to a delivery point.
16 Dec Schaeffler’s vibrating screens help recyclers maximise productivity
In the complex recycling sector, operators need a robust and reliable vibrating screen to ensure they can separate their feedstock down to an appropriate size at a high frequency. With long service life an important consideration, Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) have aimed to continually improve their...
16 Dec Bearing the load for mobile recycling equipment
While wheel loaders and excavators are traditionally associated with mining and civil construction industries, such mobile equipment is a central component of any high capacity recycling plant. Given the often harsh and variable conditions of recycling facilities, equipment in the resource recovery space has a unique...
16 Dec Importance of bearings in Australia’s paper industry is no pulp fiction
Pulp and paper production is a vital industry for Australia that delivers wide-ranging socio-economic benefits. The country’s pulp and paper mills support close to 70,000 full-time jobs – primarily in rural and regional areas – and contribute $3.7 billion to the economy1,2. Importantly, Australia’s percentage...