by Webmaster | May 31, 2012 | Effluent Treatment
The effluent plant at Rust en Vrede is designed as a Membrane Bioreactor (MBR) and was commissioned in 2007 as the first MBR treating winery effluent in South Africa. The plant was originally designed to treat 18m3/day of effluent from the restaurant and winery and is...
by Webmaster | May 31, 2012 | Air Filtration
A2V were appointed by SCOT for a solution to the problem of noxious gasses in their factory. The gasses are produced in a number of tanks as part of the tanning processes and include, ammonia, hydrogen sulphide, chlorine and sulphur dioxide. The factory was already...
by Webmaster | May 7, 2012 | Air Filtration
The system consisted of three process elements for complete removal of odor: A caustic scrubber Patented BBR fluidized-bed biofilter Carbon filter for final polishing of the treated air A2V were were responsible for the detailed design of the system (in accordance...
by Webmaster | Apr 29, 2012 | Air Filtration
The Volatile Organic Vapour Condenser (VOVC) was developed for removing condensable organic compounds from factory emissions. The solid precipitates or condensates of these compounds resemble fluids like oil and grease and often appear as a plume above the exhaust...
by Webmaster | Mar 29, 2012 | Water Resource Management
Perdeberg Winery appointed A2V to design and supply a water treatment plant to treat water from the winery’s storage dam to SANS 0241: Class 1 for drinking water. The dam water comprises mainly water from the Berg River Irrigation Scheme and is supplemented with...
