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Here you can find interesting customer reports from GEA Westfalia Separator Group.

 

High Tech Separating Solution for Overspray in Car Paint Coating

Colour is one of the most important means of giving expression to our lively and creative nature. This is also applicable to our car. The colour of one’s vehicle always reveals something about the nature of the owner – and the corresponding underlying sentiment of society.

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South Africa’s Largest Organic Wine Cellars

Wine from organic cultivation is starting to play an increasingly important role in the wine world. Whether in Spain, Austria, France, Italy, South Africa, South America or Australia, all over the world winemakers are discovering just how good and successful organic wine can be. As are the sommeliers and wine enthusiasts. 

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Back-up for Hydro-Electric Power in Costa Rica

The small country in Central America, Costa Rica, is a pioneer in terms of environmental protection and sustainability throughout the world. In Garabito on the Pacific coast near the city of Puntarenas in the south-west of the country, a diesel power station has now been built under the management of the large-engine manufacturer MAN Diesel & Turbo SE.

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Separators for Still Wine Clarification and Must Pre-Clarification at Moët & Chandon

Moët & Chandon skillfully combines the age-old tradition of champagne production with the latest technology and a working method which respects the environment. This explains why Moët & Chandon has been using separators from GEA Westfalia Separator Group for decades, both to clarify still wines and in parallel to pre-clarify the must if a particular vintage requires it.

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Dewatering in Saudi Arabia –
10 Decanters for Upgrading two
Waste Water Treatment Plants

Saudi Arabia is modernising its infrastructure. Specifically in the context of evidence of a shortage of drinking water, which is becoming apparent, the waste-water treatment processes in several cities of the country are now being modernised to bring them into line with state-of-the-art technology. The National Water Company, which acts on behalf of the Saudi Arabian Ministry for water and electricity, is now presenting plans for restructuring waste-water treatment in various cities.

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50,000 Operating Hours at the Waste Water Treatment Plant Al Aweer in Dubai

It is located virtually in the desert, a free installation on open ground, unprotected against the sand storms which occasionally blow across it; only a shade roof protects it against the heat of the burning sun.

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Spent Oil as a Resource

At one of the largest European processors of toxic waste, the 3-phase technology of GEA Westfalia Separator Group has for many years been the standard process used for treating spent oils and bilgewater containing oil from the hulls of ships.

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Kieselguhr-free Filtration convinces Australia and New Zealand

Since 2009, Australia’s and New Zealand’s famous brewery group Lion Nathan has been running a total of five PROFI® separator / membrane filter installations for beer filtration. During the same time, Lion Nathan has completed a changeover to green beer clarification in all of their eight plants, exclusively using centrifuges from the GEA Westfalia Separator Group. Separator’s Digest® talked to John Meehan, Brewing Development Manager, about their experiences.

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Large waste water treatment plant Ataköy in Istanbul

Istanbul, the metropolis that is home to millions of people, is becoming cleaner and more environmentally friendly, and is coming into line with European standards. Following an international tender, WTE Wassertechnik GmbH, Essen, was awarded the contract in 2007 to build the waste water treatment plant for the Ataköy district in the capital of Turkey, Istanbul.

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Three New Waste Water Treatment Plants in Romania

All good things come in threes (for the time being). In Romania, HOCHTIEF Construction AG is currently building three new waste water treatment plants in three medium-size cities. For all three new installations, HOCHTIEF Construction has awarded the contracts for the engineering for dewatering, and in one case also for thickening by means of decanters, to GE A Westfalia Separator.

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30 years of centrifugal separation at Krombacher Brauerei

The strategy of Krombacher Brauerei for its brewing technology is both successful and simple: translate traditional knowledge into automated processes with as few changes as possible. An important tool in this process are centrifuges of GEA Westfalia Separator, which are used upstream of the filter for clarifying the kellerbier and also for recovering barm beer.

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Centrifugal separation at Licher Privatbrauerei

Licher Privatbrauerei has been successfully using centrifuges of GEA Westfalia Separator for many decades. It was necessary for the individual projects to be thoroughly prepared in each case. Pre-trials and related advice provided by GEA Westfalia Separator were extremely important for the necessary success.

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“PROFI® will replace kieselguhr filtration across a broad front” –
practical experience of the Carlsberg brewery

In 2005, the Carlsberg Group was the first brewing Group with world-wide operations to decide to use  kieselguhr-free PROFI® filtration. The separator/membrane filtration line was installed at the Fredericia brewery in Denmark, and was initially operated as a test installation in parallel with the existing kieselguhr filtration system.

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Organic Fermentation Waste Treatment with Decanters at Stadtwerke Münster

Stadtwerke Münster commissioned an organic waste fermentation installation in 1997. Since that time, the entire volume of organic waste of Münster has been used for generating energy for the Westphalian metropolis.

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Expansion of the Large Effluent Treatment Plant Czajka

Even if Poland is still struggling with environmental policy sins of the past, the environmental situation of the country has improved appreciably in recent years. However, there is still a long way to go particularly in terms of air, effluent and waste in order to be able to meet the required standards of the European Union by 2015.

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Complete olive oil production at the Californian family-run company Lucero

If we travel around the world and visit an olive oil mill, the feeling is always the same, whether in an olive oil country in the Mediterranean region with a centuries-old tradition or in one of the “new” olive oil producing countries. “Our olive oil is the best in the world”, oil mill operators and olive farmers say with one voice throughout the world. 

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Spain discovers Biodiesel

For wine lovers, it is an El Dorado. The province La Rioja is the epitome of Spanish wine growing. The capital of the province La Rioja is Logroño, which is located along the northern border of the province, directly next to the Basque Country, around 100 km from the Atlantic coast.

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