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Breweries biological waste and wastewater – Full of usable free energy
In breweries many kinds of biological waste are formed during the process. Some of them are utilised well but not all.
Posted 14.10.2010 | Views 340
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Waste heats recovery from industrial wastewater
Wastewater usually contains so called waste heat. Could this heat also be reclaimed?
Posted 14.10.2010 | Views 338
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In the brewing industry, carbon dioxide is used for many purposes.
Posted 14.10.2010 | Views 252
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Industry has been a great big asset to all aspects of our society for decades. The aim has been to build larger, more efficient factories and machines. Functions are combined in the same place and factories and machines become larger entires.
Posted 14.10.2010 | Views 253
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Recyclable plastic bottles – Decreasing water use in the brewery and soft drink industry
By using recyclable plastic bottles we can save energy and water in the brewery and soft drink industry.
Posted 14.10.2010 | Views 248
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People´s own attitude has a major impact on energy savings - the employer's problem
The attitude to energy conservation in industry depends on the financial impact, but financial reasons are usually also an obstacle to the sustainable use of energy.
Posted 14.10.2010 | Views 252
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People´s own attitude has a major impact on energy savings – employee´s problem
People´s everyday choices have a major impact on energy and water consumption. We often save energy and water at home but what about when we work? Do we ignore everything we have learn?
Posted 12.10.2010 | Views 303
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Beer filtration - New filter designs towards lower water consumption
Most commercial production of the beer is filtered before packaging. New filter models energy and water consumption are environmentally friendly, compared with the old filters. Filters small size and efficient design makes washing to take considerably less water and cleaning chemicals.
Posted 12.10.2010 | Views 226
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Many multinational drink companies place high demands on companies which manufacture their products. The problem is so called overquality. It forms when manufacturers in different countries with very different basis are set the same equipment demand on their water purification systems.
Posted 12.10.2010 | Views 299
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