Things we’re thankful for that may interest you, too.
ST Tagħmir & It-teknoloġija kisbet il-bidu tagħna 1989 meta konna mwaqqfa bħala Teknoloġiji ta 'Separazzjoni, proċess ta' separazzjoni elettrostatika proprjetarja kummerċjalizzata vvintat minn Istitut tat-Teknoloġija Massachusetts (MIT) scientist. Minn dakinhar, we’ve broadened our scope to put our incredible technology to work in several different applications.
- We created a process that removes ammonia from fly ash. Il-proċess jirkupra 100% tal-irmied li jtir ittrattat u l-irmied li jirriżulta jissodisfa l-ispeċifikazzjonijiet kollha għall-użu fil-konkrit. Our ammonia removal process can be used alone or in combination with our carbon separation technology. Dan l-approċċ modulari joffri l-inqas soluzzjoni ta 'spiża għat-trattament ta' rmied tat-titjir li altrimenti ma jistax jintuża.
- Our triboelectrostatic belt separator has been proven to be beneficial in the electrostatic separation of dry granular plant-based food materials. While many electrostatic technologies are not suitable for processing finely ground, low density powders from plant materials, our process has demonstrated the capability to process fine particles from 500 biex 1 micrometres at a high rate of speed.
- Our triboelectrostatic belt separator eliminates the need for a fresh water supply, making it a more environmentally friendly and cost-effective solution. As opposed to standard electrostatic separation techniques, our system extends the particle size range down to a finer level where only wet-separation flotation techniques have been successful before.
- In terms of mineral separation, our process enhances your product by producing a greater range of grade materials recovered from your waste streams or tailings, increasing your profit potential from the same mined material.
U fl-aħħar, we now offer small characterization analysis (sa 1 kg.) at no cost to our customers. If you’re interested in seeing how ST Equipment & Technology can help you get more from less, let’s talk about the mutually beneficial ways we can be thankful for partnering together.
