Waste

Pentair Keystone OS1700 high-pressure, zero-leakage knife gate valve

04 March, 2016 | Supplied by: Pentair Valves & Controls

Pentair Valves & Controls has launched the Keystone OS1700 — a bidirectional, zero-leakage ASME Class 150-rated knife gate valve designed to provide users in sectors from mining to pulp and paper with good performance at higher pressures.


A refuse-collecting robot

29 February, 2016 | Supplied by: Volvo Group Australia Pty Ltd

The Volvo Group, three universities and waste recycling company Renova have developed a robot that automatically collects and empties refuse bins, with the help of a drone on the roof of the refuse truck.


Tasmanian tyre recycling plant fighting for approval

25 February, 2016

Green Distillation Technologies, the would-be developer of an $8.5 million tyre recycling plant in Longford, Tasmania, says it is determined to proceed with plans despite delays in securing government approvals.


FCI Model ST75V Flow Meter

18 February, 2016 | Supplied by: AMS Instrumentation & Calibration Pty Ltd

With its no-moving-parts thermal dispersion mass flow sensing element, a solar-powerable FCI Model ST75V Flow Meter with built-in Vortab flow conditioner provides direct mass flow measurement of a gas site without the additional equipment required with other flow measurement technologies.


Source Separated Organic Waste Method now approved

17 February, 2016 | Supplied by: MRA Consulting Group

The Sourced Separated Organic Waste Method provides an incentive for business, local government and charity organisations to divert organic waste from landfill.


Power from biomass residues in WA

10 February, 2016 | Supplied by: Turboden S.r.l.

A Western Australian oat miller is using Italian technology to generate clean electricity from its oat-husk waste to power its facility.


Why do we hoard e-waste?

10 February, 2016

While 95.7% of Australians agree that recycling e-waste is important, 45% do not currently do so. But what's the reason for this?


Automated mattress deconstruction for Sydney

09 February, 2016

TIC Mattress Recycling will fast-track the development of Sydney's first automated mattress deconstruction facility.


Washdown facility to protect agricultural land

22 January, 2016 | Supplied by: Wiley & Co Pty Ltd

A heavy-vehicle washdown facility, opened in the town of Dalby, Queensland, will minimise and control the spread of weed seed throughout the region.


CEO Insights: Brad Lowson, Global Spill Control

19 January, 2016 | Supplied by: Global Spill Control

Brad Lowson, the Sales Director for Global Spill Control, talks about how low commodity prices, tight trading conditions and the falling dollar are impacting Australian industry.


MRI to administer DHL's product stewardship scheme

14 January, 2016

E-waste processor MRI will assume the administration responsibilities of DHL Supply Chain's national television and computer recycling product stewardship arrangement 'Drop Zone', effective 1 February.


Australia's packaging recycling rate falls

16 December, 2015

The recycling rate for post-consumer packaging in Australia has fallen by 2.9% to 61.3% for 2014–15, according to the Australian Packaging Covenant (APC).


Battery Rescue UNISEG Pallet and Battery Rescue Collection Service

09 December, 2015 | Supplied by: Battery Rescue Australia Pty Ltd

Battery Rescue's UNISEG Pallet has been designed for the storage, collection and direct transportation of used lead acid batteries (ULABs). The chemical- and acid-proof pallet incorporates a liquid-retaining bund area to capture up to 25 L of acid leaks and is weather resistant when closed.


The state of origin of waste: NSW vs Qld

09 December, 2015 by Mike Ritchie, Director, MRA Consulting Group | Supplied by: MRA Consulting Group

In the business sector, most of the economically viable waste streams are already being recycled. But for many waste streams, the inherent commodity value is just too low to justify the costs of recovery.


Your litter is watching you

07 December, 2015

British researchers have found that people are less likely to drop litter if the item in question has printed eyes on it.


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