Residual Treatment Experts

Residuals” refers to liquids that contain a high concentration of solids and are left over after industrial processes including wastewater treatment, drinking water treatment, mining operations, and petroleum extraction.  In this context, the term “residuals”…
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Sludge Treatment Expert

“Sludge” is a general term for liquids, with a high solids content, that remain after some industrial processes such as wastewater treatment, drinking water treatment, mining operations, or petroleum extraction. Although sludges are typically thought…
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Biofuels Additives

Biofuels often use substances called “biofuel additives” to improve their performance, stability, and environmental characteristics.  For example, sugar and corn are prominent feedstocks used in making ethanol.  In this ethanol production, denaturants and stabilizers are…
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Water Treatment

Water treatment is a broad category encompassing numerous applications including: Municipal Water Beverage Ultrapure – medical, pharmaceutical, etc. Marine/Aquarium/Aquaculture Process water – industrial and reuse Wastewater – municipal, industrial (reuse or disposal) Remediation Activated carbon…
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Biofuels Feasibility Expert

A biofuels feasibility expert can help investors determine if a proposed product can achieve the targeted goals and milestones indicated in a business plan.  They look at all aspects of the project proposal including feedstock available,…
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Glycerin as Anti-Freeze Agent for Coal

Glycerin as Anti-Freeze Agent for Coal?  Anyone who has produced biodiesel knows that glycerin can set up like wax if the process is over-catalyzed and/or animal fats are used as feedstocks. More than one of…
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Biomass Energy Conversion

What is biomass energy conversion? Biomass is organic, meaning it comes from living organisms like plants and animals. In biomass energy conversion, the common biomass materials used for energy are plants, wood, and waste –…
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