Carbonology

Bitumen is widely used as a roofing material, especially for flat roofs. Made from crude oil, it is valued for its weather-proof sealant properties. However, when bitumen is heated to liquid form during the production process it releases volatile organic compounds (VOC) such as hydrocarbons, which...

What is the difference between biogas and biomethane? Biogas is produced via anaerobic digestion by micro-organisms and is a mixture of CO2 and CH4. Biomethane is biogas that has been upgraded to a high-qualitative gas with minimum 96% CH4. While biogas is most common used in combined heat and...

Wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) are vital components of our infrastructure – yet they often create odour nuisance for those living nearby. In this article we will discuss common problems and effective solutions to remove odorous components from emissions. The problem WWTPs often produce...

In Europe today, multinational manufacturing companies are taking their environmental responsibilities increasingly seriously – that includes monitoring air emissions produced at every part of the production process. The problem At its plant in Germany, this multinational company produces methylene...

Across Europe, industries are seeking effective solutions to solve the problems of contaminated air emissions. Activated carbon filtration is an efficient and adaptable solution in many situations, either on its own or in combination with other technologies. Typical challenges in air emissions...

Winter is here! The question is: is your filtration installation also ready for wintertime? Frost can be damaging for our mobile filters, especially our MOBICONs that are used to purify water. Therefore we've listed the most important questions so you know what to do in case of icy weather. Is it...