incineration unit News

Another incinerator unit bound for Africa

Although Matthews’ waste incinerators are being exported to a growing number of destinations around the world, one of our strongest markets remains the East Africa countries that are serviced by Plenser Limited, our long-established agents in Kenya. Right now in our workshops we are putting the finishing touches to the latest waste incinerator order placed by the company and following ...

Dec. 8, 2016

By Matthews Environmental Solutions Ltd.

Our new IP&E magazine has now gone interactive!

Servomex’s new Industrial Process and Emissions (IP&E) magazine is aimed at customers working in the power generation and hydrocarbon processing market sectors. The interactive version of our first issue is available to read now, with news, features and expert advice to support your processes. This issue includes features on Servomex solutions for applications in inerting, sulfur ...

Aug. 23, 2019

By Servomex - a Spectris Company

Our latest Surefire® waste incineration plant is about to be shipped out

We have often reported that even though every single waste incineration unit we build is designed and manufactured in our UK factory, their final destination and workplace could literally be anywhere in the world. This latest project, a Surefire® SF200, is a typical example because although it was expertly engineered in our Manchester workshops it is now about to be shipped to its ...

Jun. 21, 2017

By Matthews Environmental Solutions Ltd.

The first Allburn incinerator is heading for Africa

It is only a little over two months since we announced the launch of our new competitively priced Allburn range of waste incinerators, but already this cost-conscious concept has proved to be so attractive that we have completed our first order and it is now ready for shipment to Guinea in West Africa. We introduced the Allburn brand in a bid to meet the requirements of those customers who, ...

Jan. 12, 2017

By Matthews Environmental Solutions Ltd.

Air-freighted incinerator system helps United Arab Emirates hospitals manage Coronavirus-infected waste.

An emergency order for four high capacity medical incinerators from Inciner8 was placed when its medical and hazardous waste levels soared, as the states' COVID-19 cases spiked. It required the systems to be delivered in under a fortnight and be capable of burning up to 1,000 kilos of waste an hour, for ten hours every day. In response, Inciner8 manufactured and built two 200-kilo and two ...

Jun. 25, 2020

By Inciner8 Limited

Protests to continue against proposed Dartmoor incinerator

A group protesting against a proposed bid to build an incinerator on the site of a former quarry in Devon has said it will continue to campaign against the plans. The plan to build the incinerator on land at Lee Mill, close to Dartmoor National Park, forms part of a proposal submitted to South Devon Waste Partnership by Viridor Waste Management. Devon County Council is currently carrying out a ...

Mar. 15, 2010

By MRW - Materials Recycling World - EMAP Publishing Limited Company

Heavy Duty Overband for Incinerator Plant

CSWDC (Coventry & Solihull Waste Disposal Co Ltd) are one of only a few LAWDC,s (Local Authority Waste Disposal Company) remaining in the UK. They are a small privately owned Waste Management company, with experience in many aspects of Waste Management including Incineration, Public Waste Site, Landfill. They are owned jointly by Coventry City Council and Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council, ...

Aug. 22, 2007

By Bunting - Redditch

Is This the Future of Sustainable Energy?

Sustainable technology is becoming increasingly essential in today’s world. Finding ways to solve more than one problem at the same time is not only environmentally critical it can also be financially beneficial as well. As the principal by-product from incineration is heat, which in most cases just flows harmlessly out of the chimney and into the air. However hot air has many valuable ...

Sep. 22, 2017

By Addfield Environmental Systems Ltd.

Is this the future of sustainable energy?

Sustainable technology is becoming increasingly essential in today’s world. Finding ways to solve more than one problem at the same time is not only environmentally critical it can also be financially beneficial as well. As the principal by-product from incineration is heat, which in most cases just flows harmlessly out of the chimney and into the air. However hot air has many valuable ...

Sep. 22, 2017

By Addfield Environmental Systems Ltd.

Process system of sludge incinerator

Sludge incinerator is a common sludge disposal method, which can destroy all organic matter, kill all pathogens, and minimize the volume of sludge. The sludge with a relative water content of about 75% is only 10% of the original volume. When the burning calorific value of the sludge is high, the demand for urban sanitation is higher, or the content of toxic substances in the sludge is high. ...

Aug. 7, 2018

By Yixing Dongding Environmental Protection Equipment Co., Ltd.

Is decentralisation the future of sustainable energy?

A team of German scientists has taken a look into the future in a unique evaluation of decentralised electricity generation. They found that there are a number of factors that affect the sustainability of decentralisation. These must be fully considered in order to properly evaluate proposed changes to the power grid. Decentralisation consists of small plants or even microgenerators that ...

Mar. 19, 2009

By European Commission, Environment DG

$80 Billion World Investment In Ethanol Plants In The Next 15 Years

World ethanol production will exceed 15 billion gallons in 2007. U.S. will edge out Brazil as the leading producer. Double-digit growth in production will continue for the foreseeable future. To meet the ambitious goals of the Bush Administration, production in the U.S. would be 75 billion gallons/yr or five times the present world production. Other countries around the world will also be ...

Sep. 8, 2006

By The McIlvaine Company

China Will Help Drive The NOx Control Market To $5 Billion/year

By 2011 the worldwide sales of NOx Control systems and catalyst will exceed $5 billion/yr. The sales of selective catalytic reduction systems will rise and fall year to year and country to country, whereas the catalyst sales will steadily increase. These are the latest forecasts in the McIlvaine report, NOx Control: World Markets. The largest single market for NOx control is coal-fired ...

Oct. 24, 2007

By The McIlvaine Company