From 26 to 28 July 2010 the Business Line Energy of GEA Westfalia Separator attended this year’s CARILEC Engineering Conference, one of the key events for the Caribbean electricity industry.
The CARILEC, an association of Caribbean electric utility companies, founded
A central theme of IFAT ENTSORGA is traditionally the treatment of sewage sludge in all its facets. It is precisely in this important field that GEA Westfalia Separator will be presenting an exciting innovation from 13 to 17 September 2010
For treating ballast water in ships, GEA Westfalia Separator has developed a system which is presently undergoing the approval phase at the IMO. The three-stage Westfalia Separator®BallastMaster assures the efficient removal and killing of animal and vegetable organisms in
To protect the oceans, both the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) as well as the national legislators have issued stringent guidelines and laws. For pumping off bilgewater at sea, the regulation applies that the residual oil content must not be higher
An estimated five billion tones of ballast water are in ships sailing the world’s oceans every day – with an upwards trend. Animal and plant species as well as bacteria strains are also “stowaways” in the tank onboard which are
The CE (Communauté Européenne - European Community) Mark is an external means of identifying goods and services which comply with European directives. When affixed to a product it indicates to users and consumers that the product complies with the relevant
