Lanco Corporation specializes in the buying, selling, trading, appraising, and removal of used metal finishing and waste treatment equipment. We are located in Sparta, Michigan, and have been serving customers worldwide for over 33 years. Our dismantling crews are insured and experienced working throughout the U.S. and Canada. Lanco has a nationwide search and referral system that allows us to acquire a variety of quality used machinery. Our 80,000 sq.ft. warehouse hosts one of the largest inventories of metal finishing equipment in the world! Call to speak with out knowledgeable sales, shop, or office staff. We can use our automated inventory system to answer your equipment questions and forward videos, photos, specs, and quotes within hours of your request.
Vortec is building a 36 ton/day radioactive waste vitrification plant for the United States Department of Energy (DOE). DOE and Vortec Corporation of Collegeville, Pennsylvania hosted a site dedication ceremony for the Vitrification Demonstration Plant being constructed at the Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant (PGDP) located in Paducah, Kentucky. The ceremony was held on Wednesday, 16 October 1996 at the construction site. Mr. Jimmie C. Hodges, Paducah Site Office Manager for the U.S. DOE, opened the event by summarizing the waste processing needs at Paducah. Currently stored on site are 50,000 drums of radioactive and hazardous waste generated by a process that enriches uranium for nuclear fuel. According to Hodges, the "waste is basically characterized as either low level or low-level mixed waste in that it has, both, low levels of radioactivity and low levels of toxic materials which would be classified as hazardous waste." Environmental regulations prevent such wastes from going into a burial facility without treatment. A time table for disposal is also mandated. Under DOE sponsorship, the Vortec vitrification/glass-making technology is being constructed at PGDP to meet this challenge. The Vortec process is designed to treat a variety of waste streams, including: soil, rock, sand, and concrete wastes that contain Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) and other organic compounds found at PGDP. The end product is an inert glass frit that passes leachate and toxicity tests, resulting in less costly and more efficient storage options. Until now, there has been no economically acceptable disposal method for these waste materials. Previous methods for the disposal of nuclear contaminated wastes were too costly, time consuming and difficult to implement. Vortec President, Dr. James Hnat, stated that, "Our vitrification process will make glass from these waste materials without adverse effects to the surrounding environment. It will be a glass that is chemically stable, thereby enabling the wastes to be safely stored for tens of thousands of years." Not only is the Vortec vitrification facility environmentally conscious, but U.S. taxpayers are expected to save $40 million with the process. Dr. Clyde Frank, DOE Deputy Assistant Secretary for Science and Technology, touted the cost savings of the process and noted, "The Vortec process is a big win for the tax payers, our customer." The glass frit produced will meet the criteria for storage in low-level disposal facilities used by DOE, with the potential for on-site disposal at Paducah. This contributes to the cost savings by eliminating the need to construct additional waste storage facilities, reducing the total volume of solid waste material needing storage, and reducing the costs associated with monitoring, maintenance, and final disposal of the waste. To acquire funding support, Vortec had to convince DOE that this innovative technology offers an effective and economical solution for the disposal of low level radioactive contaminated wastes. In addition, the robustness of the system's ability to effectively process the variety of waste forms existing at Paducah had to be proven. Vortec also had to show it has the necessary technical and support talent to design, construct, and operate a state of the art waste vitrification system that will satisfy DOE, state regulatory, and community concerns regarding the processing of low-level radioactive and hazardous waste materials. The radioactive wastes will be processed only after non-radioactive surrogates are successfully processed. During the non-radioactive waste testing at Paducah, the facility will vitrify soils or other materials that are chemically similar, or equivalent, to the ultimate waste forms to be treated. The plant will process the targeted mixed wastes at a rate of 160 drums per day. Vortec's president expressed confidence in the success of the project due to the extensive testing already performed at the company's pilot plant facilities in Pennsylvania (at about half the size of the demonstration plant to be constructed at Paducah), as well as their operational experiences from processing hazardous industrial wastes at a commercial facility (with approximately twice the processing capacity of the Paducah demonstration plant). Upon completion of waste processing at Paducah, the transportable unit can be dismantled and moved to clean-up some of the nation's other waste sites within DOE and for other businesses across the country. Hnat added, "The vitrification demonstration project at Paducah is a very important program for the site as well as the nation. This is going to be an excellent opportunity for DOE, the community, and the state of Kentucky to demonstrate that environmental responsibility can co-exist with our modern technical society."
Bedminster Bio-Conversion (1970 to 1999) and Bedminster AB (1999 to 2003) promoted Bedminster as a composting technology service and a cost to municipalities. Substantial R&D and Marketing overheads, together with long sales cycles, resulted in high upfront licence fees and royalties being required to sustain the business. This in turn thwarted market development, which resulted in just twelve Bedminster facilities in operation. Since acquiring the global rights to the Bedminster technology in June 2003, we have targeted the waste companies as well as the municipalities. We have modified the technology to expand the product outlet market and open up the renewable energy opportunity. Improved economic conditions and increasing environmental regulations also make it a more favourable marketplace for the Bedminster technology.
http://www.thermalkinetics.net
Because Thermal Kinetics offers many types of heat exchangers, we can tailor our solution to your particular application without bias. We support those who are seeking alternative solutions, which are cost effective, energy efficient and support environmental sustainability goals. Our clients include A&E firms, general contractors, EPCs and facility owners. Target markets that we serve: Chemical & Specialty Chemical Coal Gasification Applications Commercial and Municipal Landfill Operators/Owners Environmental Food Processing Hydrocarbon Processing (HPI) Refineries Chemical Plants
Casie Protank was established in January 1979 as an oil reclamation and tank management business. The company grew and was divided into two companies in June 1982; Rezultz Inc., became the leasing and management company, and Casie Ecology Oil Salvage Inc. (t/a Casie Protank) was incorporated as the environmental business. Casie continued to handle tank management, including cleaning, decontamination, removal, installation, testing and repair of above and underground tanks. The company's tank-cleaning capabilities range from simple decontamination of 55-gallon drums to cleaning 22 million gallon #6 oil storage tanks. In addition to cleaning tanks that contained flammable or combustible petroleum products, Casie also cleans tanks that have held both caustic and acidic chemical compounds such as styrene, methyl ethyl ketone, and butyl acrylate. Casie Protank's tank installation experience ranges from 275-gallon homeowner oil tanks to 30,000-gallon above and underground tanks. Tank removals consist of tanks as small as a 275-gallon steel tank to as large as a 100,000-gallon concrete tank. Casie has been an EPA/NJDEP-approved Part B facility since 1983 for the disposal, handling, processing and treatment of tank bottom materials resulting from the removal of underground and aboveground storage tanks. As a licensed hazardous waste facility in the State of New Jersey, Casie Protank complies with the most stringent rules and regulations and requires that all employees dealing with hazardous wastes complete OSHA 40-hour training (see listing of personnel experience and training). Casie is also a licensed hazardous and solid waste transporter in 17 states and Canada, and must comply with DOT regulations and environmental regulations for each. As Casie continued to grow, so did its needs. With the addition of an in-house NJDEP-certified laboratory designed as a quality-control mechanism for the facility and field services personnel, and the expansion of the geology department, Casie could not only perform tank services, but also environmental consulting, such as soil and groundwater investigation studies. Such growth has turned Casie into a full-service environmental company. The company's privately owned and maintained fleet of tankers, excavators, backhoes, vacuum trucks, roll-off boxes, testing vans, and emergency response service vehicles and equipment enable Casie to handle projects in a timely and efficient manner. Casie Protank has the resources to handle anything from a simple homeowner tank removal to large soil and groundwater remediation projects. Let our experience work for you.
Stablex Canada Inc. offers environmental services to North American industries, government entities and other organizations. Stablex is defined, first and foremost, by the dedication and professionalism of its 150 plus highly-qualified employees who are committed to putting science to work for our customers, our community and the environment. Using a unique technology, Stablex characterizes, treats and stabilizes inorganic industrial wastes and contaminated soil before disposing of the benign product in a dedicated secure placement cell. Stablex is committed to maintaining its leading-edge position in terms of world-class technology and its superior management practices. The company sets an international standard in its field as North America's leader in the environmental industry.
SteriCorp Limited (SteriCorp) is engaged in the management and treatment of regulated medical waste. The Company operates in Australia. The Company has a 50% interest in a jointly controlled entity, Daniels Sharpsmart Australia Pty Limited, which is engaged in the provision of specialist sharps disposal containers in Australia. Its subsidiaries include SteriCorp CWI Pty Limited, SteriCorp NSW Pty Limited, Kolback Environmental Services Pty Ltd, SteriCorp Wollongong Pty Limited and SteriCorp Clinical Waste Pty Ltd. In December 2007, SteriCorp announced that it has completed its acquisition of the other 50% of the shares in Daniels Sharpsmart Australia Pty Ltd from its joint venture partner Daniels Sharpsmart Pty Ltd.
Positive Impact Waste Solutions, Inc. ("PIWS") offers a cost-effective alternative for the treatment of regulated medical waste for hospitals and other medical facilities. PIWS' mobile medical waste processor, the MMT 3000, provides the regulated medical waste ("RMW") industry with an on-site, environmentally-friendly approach to waste management. PIWS' patented technology - the MMT 3000 and its proprietary sterilant (called Cold-SterÔ) - provides the industry with an innovative approach to the outdated technologies being utilized in most markets today. At a time when government regulators, RMW generators, and the general public are seeking better ways of disposing of medical waste, PIWS' patented, fully-integrated system is the innovative answer. Positive Impact Waste Solutions' MMT 3000 offers medical waste generators these money saving benefits: b6.jpg (35484 bytes) High Volume. The MMT 3000 is a continuous feed RMW processor with a maximum volume of over 2,000 pounds per hour. This high volume contributes to a low cost for the medical waste generator. PIWS can handle even the largest waste disposal jobs in a cost-efficient, timely manner.
GW Butler are a healthcare Waste Management company based in Bradford, West Yorkshire, UK. Established in 1933 specializing in the collection and recycling of scrap metal. Over the past 70 years 4 generations of the Butler family have steered the company through various developments culminating in the specialist waste treatment facility at Bow Beck in Bradford. In the early 90s GW Butler installed an incinerator for disposal of wood waste and other municipal waste, this project evolved into a clinical waste disposal facility at the time when the NHS were losing their crown immunity. GW Butler continued to strive for best available technology and towards the end of the 90`s a decision was made to purchase an alternative technology plant to replace the clinical waste incinerator. GW Butler has been built on a solid foundation of high quality customer service, commitment, flexibility with the emphasis on waste management not waste disposal. GW Butler is committed to ensuring customer satisfaction which is achieved through regular contact to ensure the service is tailored to meet the needs of each individual site. These needs change constantly, and a responsive and reliable service has to be maintained at all times. Reflecting our family origins we are regionally focused thus ensuring our customers can contact senior management directly.
Excellent service, informed personnel and professional management of oil and gas exploration and production waste have made USLL the leading provider of E&P waste management services. For more than 25 years, USLL has been safely managing produced water, spent drilling fluids, drill cuttings, spent workover/well completion fluids, and production wastes. Whether onshore, offshore or along the Texas and Louisiana inland waterways, USLL is well-positioned with six permitted transfer facilities, six permitted treatment facilities, ten injection wells and salt cavern disposal facilities. Today, USLL is developing new and innovative R3SM treatment technologies to reduce water usage, recycle more oil and convert E&P waste into environmentally friendly and beneficial road base and levee fill reuse products. R3 is a service mark of US Liquids of Louisiana, LP.
Since 1978 San-I-Pak has continuously strived to share it's industry knowledge by working directly with customers to design and manufacture the simplest and most economical equipment suitable for attaining specific waste equipment needs. As the manufacturer we customize designs for individual needs. San-I-Pak has introduced, developed, patented and manufactured more waste management solutions in its many years of operations than all other manufacturers in the industry combined. In addition, we have assisted regulatory agencies worldwide in the development of new rules governing waste handling, treatment and disposal.
DECON was founded by four partners who have invested more than 75 years in providing quality hazardous material handling and site remediation services. The majority of this effort has been in the application of technical expertise and project management skills to assure successful project performance. DECON personnel have designed and completed hundreds of site remediation projects throughout the United States ranging from $2,000 to $3,000,000 in size. DECON is a California Corporation that was incorporated in 1988 and has grown steadily to a current level of $6,000,000 in annualized revenues. DECON holds Class A, Hazardous Waste Remediation contractor's licenses in California, as well as general contractors licenses in several other states. DECON provides environmental remediation services which minimize our clients' liability exposure. This company's foundation consists of technical expertise, project management experience, liability exposure minimization, and a dedication to providing quality performance for a reasonable cost. More than any other single factor, the success of DECON hinges on the positive individual attitudes of its employees to insure contract performance and client satisfaction. Client references can be provided to illustrate this operational philosophy. DECON is dedicated to becoming a recognized leader in its field and maintaining its status as a dependable, high quality, cost-effective remediation and construction contractor.
Sterecycle is a waste management company specialising in advanced systems for the treatment and recycling of municipal wastes. We finance, build, own and operate plants to provide recycling services to local authorities using our patented advanced steam autoclave system. 18 million tonnes of municipal waste are landfilled every year in the UK. The EU Landfill Directive requires member states to dramatically reduce the amount of waste that is landfilled or face heavy fines. The UK government is committed to reducing landfill and increasing recycling, evidenced by the continuing increases in Landfill Tax. Landfill Tax has increased from £12 per tonne in 2003 to £24 per tonne in 2007 and will reach £48 per tonne by 2010. However, the UK government's introduction of the Landfill Allowance Scheme on 1st April 2005 has placed even greater financial pressure on councils to secure waste treatment technology services. For every tonne of organic waste (around 60% of the waste stream) that a council sends to landfill over its annual landfill allowance, it must pay an additional penalty of £150 per tonne (£200 per tonne in Wales), in addition to the cost of landfill and the Landfill Tax. The sterecycle® system is capable of recycling and recovering up to 80% of domestic waste with a sterile and environmentally-friendly process. The system is cleaner, safer, more cost effective and more efficient than technologies such as standard mechanical sorting "Material Recycling Facilities", in-vessel composting, Mechanical-Bio-Treatment, advanced thermal treatment and incineration. Indeed, sterecycle® can be integrated with existing systems to pre-recover recyclables and dramatically improve system performance.
http://www.globalrenewables.com.au
Global Renewables is focussed on providing a sustainable solution for municipal solid waste management. Global Renewables has integrated world class, leading edge technologies and developed a processing facility that allows waste to be used as a renewable urban resource. The Global Renewables' UR-3R (Urban Resource - Reduction, Recovery and Recycling) Facilities will take household and commercial solid waste and generate recyclables (plastic, glass, paper and metals), renewable energy, organic growth media and carbon credits. The ISKA® Percolation process, as a core unit process in the UR-3R facility, ensures the delivery of these benefits. The ISKA® Percolation process is an advanced integration of the natural biological processes involved in the aerobic and anaerobic digestion of organic matter and material separation processes. The ISKA technology has been commercialised over the last two years by Energie Baden-Württemberg AG in two facilities in southern Germany. Global Renewables has an alliance with Hastings Funds Management for the development of eleven UR-3R Facilities in Australia and Asia. Global Renewables' Chairman, Dr John Hewson, emphasised "how exciting an opportunity this was for an Australian company. Whilst Global Renewables expects to build its first UR-3R Facility at Eastern Creek in New South Wales, projects such as Taizhou will generate significant export earnings for the country".
http://www.ccsenergyservices.com
CCS Energy Services provides the ultimate heavy oil waste solution - cavern disposal. Since 1997, CCS has led the industry in the advancement of innovative heavy oil waste solutions through its development of cavern disposal options. CCS has designed the most efficient and reliable method of processing waste materials with brine water prior to injection into the underground salt cavern. CCS's investment in cavern space and injection technology gives waste generators the ability to send waste from source to disposal without the need for storage. CCS cavern surface facilities are designed to ensure the fastest and most reliable waste receiving process in the industry. Capable of unloading three trucks at a time, the receiving areas are designed to provide tangible savings to our customers by reducing the transportation costs associated with waiting and unloading times. Unique to CCS is the water cannon process. CCS has installed a high-pressure tank/vessel cleaning system which ensures that all waste is removed rapidly - without the use of agitation vibrators - from the tank, leaving the tank virtually contamination-free. Once offloaded, the waste is immediately slurried and injected into the cavern within minutes of it being received. Each cavern facility is constructed with critical backup processing and disposal systems. With multiple caverns at each location and two pumping systems, CCS can minimize downtime and schedule preventative maintenance without disrupting customer service.
About Contech Contech is the waste handling subsidiary of Sonic Environmental Solutions Inc. and has served companies in Western Canada for over 12 years in the handling of PCB waste. Contech decommissions PCB contaminated equipment on-site such as electrical transformers and contains the PCB waste. Contech collects PCB waste throughout British Columbia and consolidates it for destruction. From containment and transportation through to destruction, Contech handles PCB waste in the most efficient, safe and economical manner.
http://www.aritechnologies.com
ARI Technologies, Inc. developed an environmental cleanup technology that is certified by the EPA as an alternative to asbestos disposal. Unlike other toxic waste destruction technologies, like hazardous waste incineration, ARI's thermal treatment system can destroy PCBs, dioxin and immobilize metals. ARI has patented, developed, engineered, constructed, tested, permitted, and commercialized an innovative and versatile mobile thermochemical conversion technology suitable for treatment of hazardous and radioactive waste and destruction of asbestos. The technology achieves the same level of treatment effectiveness as plasma arc or electrical melting but does so with significantly lower capital and operational costs. Often, the treated products can be recycled as construction aggregate. ARI's successful background in deploying its technology for U.S. government organizations has generated global interest in the technology. ARI is headquartered in the Seattle metropolitan area and maintains a research and testing facility in Tacoma, Washington. The company consists of a group of experienced environmental industry professionals dedicated to developing effective treatment solutions to today's waste problems.
http://www.jones-bros-ruthin.co.uk
Jones Bros offers a complete landfill, waste management and remediation service. Our clients include major waste management and landfill companies, including Viridor Waste Management Ltd, Biffa Waste Services Ltd, Sita UK Ltd, Veolia Environmental Services UK, Hills Minerals & Waste Ltd, and local authorities. Jones Bros regularly carries out £500,000-plus projects for these companies. Jones Bros is at the forefront of engineering safe, cost-effective schemes for the construction and operation of landfill sites, including associated infrastructure and recycling facilities. We have been involved in the construction of landfill containment cells since 1990 and have evolved with waste industry to reflect the changes in environmental law and working practices.
DoloMatrix is a technology-based business, specialising in the cost-effective treatment of hazardous and other complex problem waste materials. The Dolocrete® Technology is a world wide patented catalyst and binder system based on uniquely calcined dolomitic minerals. The combination of specifically chosen materials in the Dolocrete® system enables waste to be chemically bonded within a stable and inert matrix. The system yields results comfortably pass maximum allowable world standards and has been rigorously tested by accredited independent laboratories and universities. Dolocrete® is being used at a commercial scale to treat thousands of tonnes of site remediation soils, dredging sediments, mining wastes and industrial process residues. The business has helped many clients who have benefited from DoloMatrix's knowledge and expertise. Our case study portfolio is the assurance that our technology is robust yet flexible enough to meet the requirements of past customers, whilst offering prospective clients an environmentally sound and economically viable solution to all their waste needs in the future.
XMED Disposal provides professional biohazard transport and disposal services and helps develop customized medical waste stream management plans for each client based on their needs. XMED is fully licensed and insured to handle all biohazard waste stream products. XMED is different than most waste transporters because we have our own medical waste treatment facility and we use a combination of autoclave and incineration techniques to create energy from the waste. We believe that recycling, as well as environmentally safe and regulatory compliant treatment, is important because our 'Earth Matters'.
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