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Turbine Design Suppliers Serving Africa For Served Food And Beverage
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based inSan Diego, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Solar Turbines started as an aircraft company in 1927. The company grew through several wars and the Great Depression. Solar’s growth led the company to develop a wide range of innovative products. Solar Turbines is one of the world's leading ...
based inVancouver, WASHINGTON (USA)
At Process Engineered Water Equipment we offer innovative wastewater treatment solutions. This allows PEWE to offer optimal package systems at the lowest cost, producing the highest revenue for our client’s process and waste stream. We design, ...
based inVelká Bíteš, CZECH REPUBLIC
PBS Velká Bíteš is a globally recognized hi-tech manufacturer of power units and other equipment in the field of aerospace. PBS Velká Bíteš is also a leading European company in the area of precision casting, and in particular operates as a highly ...
based inErie, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
With a rich heritage in steam that dates back to 1868, Skinner Power Systems manufactures single-stage, steam turbines of proven design for (up to 3,000 horsepower) mechanical drive and electric power generation for petrochemical, marine and many ...
based inSpanbroek, NETHERLANDS
Over the last decade wind turbines and wind parks have taken off in spectacular fashion. Things are changing. Producing energy where you need it makes more sense than transporting it over long distances and using wind turbines to do this is known as ...