Our customer is distributor of lubricants, chemical fuels and industrial gases. PCA has built an air purification system to reduce the emission of irritating fumes and eliminate the risk of explosion.
An oil refinery from the Port of Antwerp asked us if it would be possible to adapt their counterflow cooling tower with axial suction fans so it could still cool the same water flow rate, but to a lower cold water temperature. The cooling tower consists of six cells.
A well-known customer contacted PCA for the construction and assembly of a new water treatment installation. Smart systems wanted to double its production and counted on us to deliver an installation capable of purifying 4 m3/h of waste water.
PCA has provided a new and comprehensive waste water treatment for the AluK plant located in Chepstow (Wales). The new water treatment plant was necessary because of the addition of a lacquering line with chemical pre-treatment within the company. The result is a fully automated and sustainable waste water treatment plant which is capable of purifying 9m3/h of waste water
This drying solution is designed to dry glass jars with different sizes and lids. The jars must be dried to allow labeling after they exit the scrubber and are then immediately packed in cardboard boxes.
PCA was contacted because the company wanted to reduce the environmental impact of the emission of the noxious fumes. Our engineering department therefore designed a horizontal packed gas scrubber with NaOH dosage to neutralize the acid vapors.
Our customer installed a new line for the surface treatment of aluminum profiles. This line consists of several baths in which the pieces are successively submerged. PCA was contacted to provide a solution to discharge the annoying rising fumes.
Our customer, an expert in HVAC, cooling and fire protection, faced a problem with their dry coolers. In order to ensure the operational reliability and to reduce the rising energy costs, PCA designed an adiabatic cooling system.
Our customer, a well-known producer of ecological wood panels, owns a large furnace that burns residual wood to produce steam. The flue gases are treated by a venturi gas scrubber in order to reduce the emission of fine dust. PCA was contacted because the amount of fine dust in the outlet of their installation exceeded the emission limit standard.
Our customer, an important player in the reconditioning of industrial packaging, treats the suction of the washing lines with a gas scrubbing system consisting of 2 stages. PCA was contacted to perform an inspection and preventive maintenance of the installation.
