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ENVEA Process GmbH

Gutedelstr. 31
79418 Schliengen
Germany

+49 7635 827 248 0

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ENVEA – SWR engineering: Achieving Compliance with the permitted Dust Values

Schliengen, Germany – At a factory of a food manufacturer, a suitable filter system was installed to clean the dust-laden exhaust air generated during the processing of dairy powder. In order to ensure that the dedusting system continues to function reliably even after prolonged operation, a ProSens dust measurement syst…read more

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SWR engineering: Transportation of minerals – Blockage Detection with ProGap S

Schliengen, Germany – When screening bulk materials, the screening plant may occasionally become clogged. In special cases, the material congestion may reach the upstream conveyor belt - with costly consequences. The following case study shows how this can be avoided by using suitable sensor technology from SWR engineeri…read more

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envea – SWR engineering: Particle Detection for determining Screen Breaks

Schliengen, Germany – The Paddy sensor, a particle sensor developed by envea - SWR engineering for on-line monitoring of coarse grain in the flow, can be used in all processes where solids are ground and screened. At the end of these processes at least two fractions are always produced, the fine material and the coar…read more

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SWR engineering: Moisture Measurement in Wood Pellet Production to ensure Material Quality

A manufacturer of wood pellets processes raw materials such as planing chips or wood chips (wood waste) to produce wood pellets. To ensure optimal adjustment of the drying process, the company uses SWR engineering's M-Sens 2 moisture sensor. The moisture is measured while the material is transporte…read more

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SWR engineering becomes envea

Schliengen, Germany – SWR engineering Messtechnik GmbH has been part of the international Environnement S. A. group of companies since October 2016. After more than a year of very successful cooperation between all companies in the group, a further milestone on the way to becoming a global player is set in January 2018 …read more

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SWR Engineering: Exhaust Gas Cleaning in Waste Incineration – Mass Flow Measurement with SolidFlow 2.0

Schliengen, Germany – A waste incineration plant produces exhaust air during the incineration process. These exhaust gases have to be cleaned. Therefore hearth furnace coke (HFC) is transported by a screw conveyor from a silo to an injector, where it is injected pneumatically into a catalyst. Between the screw conveyor a…read more

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SWR Engineering: Emergency shutdown with AirSafe

Schliengen, Germany – Filtering starch through a fine screen Application In this application starch is produced in a food manufacturer’s plant before being blown into a silo with a holding capacity of 25 tonnes. The material is then filtered through a fine screen before being transferred to a drying silo in a further p…read more

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SWR announces new R&D facilities to meet company’s growth

Schliengen, Germany – SWR engineering Messtechnik GmbH (subsidiary of Environnement S.A Group) has inaugurated a new R&D building in May 2017, which was necessary to meet the company’s growth and expanding capabilities. Now the R&D department will offer enough space to realize new product ideas.read more

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SWR Engineering: Continuous measurement of large mass flows without old-fashioned, mechanical techniques

Schliengen, Germany – Baffle plates for continuous measurement of bulk flow rates are used in many plants, where solids are handled in the processes. This mechanical technique offers many advantages compared to partial weighing of bulk solids because no more material has to be taken out of the process. Nevertheless, baff…read more