In this section you will find a range of brief, informative and easy-to-read news articles which provide commentary and updates for across the solids handlings industry. Often the article is provided by one of SPIRAC Group engineer and they are perfect light reading, if you are on public transport or relaxing on the weekend. Grab your device and enjoy read as these articles provide you with a wealth of news at your fingertips.
The Glenelg Wastewater Treatment Plant in South Australia was originally built in 1932 with a number of subsequent capacity upgrades to accommodate increasing demand. This treatment plant is part of the key infrastructure required to provide a reliable and secure wastewater service to the southwest region of metropolitan Adelaide.
WEFTEC 2016 took place in New Orleans from 26 - 28 September 2016. SPIRAC presented its solutions on an exhibition booth of more than 800ft². A great number of visitors took this opportunity to get a better understanding of our solutions. The number of visitors exceeded all our expectations and we consider our participation at WEFTEC 2016 to be a big success.
Solids handling systems are essential pieces of equipment for the process industries.
Join us in New Orleans for WEFTEC 2016, Sept. 24-28. Visit Jill Mc Cusker, David Reece, Robert Lytten, Jim Edwards and Patrick Savio Jim Belcastro and Jim Dunbar of SPIRAC at WEFTEC 2016 at Booth #2235.
SPIRAC offer two dewatering solutions to be able to meet strict industrial and municipal requirements.
Wastewater processing is the key to ensuring water is clean enough for discharge into a river or ocean. Grit is a problem for wastewater plants, causing damage, inefficiency and maintenance costs throughout the network and treatment process.
The next Residuals and Biosolids Conference will be held in Milwaukee, WI 3-6-APR-2016
You can find us at Booth #425.
The Bergen Point Wastewater Treatment Plant, Suffolk County, NY, USA
SPIRAC was asked to manufacture and install eight spiral shaftless conveyors at the Bergen Point Wastewater Treatment Plant located in Suffolk County, NY. Totalling over 300 ft. in shaftless conveyors that had to be able to handle the plants sludge capacity of 1250 ft3/hr.
Five Points that define Our Reliability.