

IFAT ENTSORGA
Munich, Germany
07. - 11.05.2012
| econ industries GmbH u. Co. KG | |
| Würmstraße 4 82319 Starnberg Germany | |
| Office: | +49 (0)8151 446377-0 |
| Fax: | +49 (0)8151 446377-99 |
| E-Mail: | info@econindustries.com |

econ industries specialises in the design, construction and installation of sophisticated plants for the treatment of all types of industrial waste.
Our experience with a variety of products, including pasty, dusty, and flammable
substances allows econ industries to design process technology for a large variety of industrial applications. We also possess the flexibility to act as an engineering services company, a process equipment company, or as a turn-key supplier.
For econ industries, partnership is more than a word - it's a commitment! Therefore, econ industries is committed meeting your expectations.
We understand that our success is based on the success of our partners - let us both be successful!
-- Reinhard Schmidt, C.E.O
We thank you for your interest towards econ industries' services at Munich IFAT trade fair in Germany from 13th to 17th September 2010.
The exhibition was a success for econ industries witnessing the release of our new services and applications.
In the course of 2011 econ industries will hand over a turn-key and semi-mobile VacuDry Thermal Desorption Unit for the on-site treatment to a client in France. The equipment will be supplied under supervision of certifying agencies to ensure safe operation with an average cleaning rate above 99.5% to less than 1 ppm final mercury content.
In the 2nd Quarter 2010 two contract agreements have been signed on VacuDry plant deliveries for Mercury and Oily Waste projects in Europe. An additional agreement was fixed for a project for the recycling and industrial reuse of inorganic WWT filtercake.
The VacuDry plant delivered in 2009 to England has been tested during the last months with various different input wastes. Also filter cakes coming from centrifugation units in refineries with solid contents around 40% have been operated to the required capacity of 2 t/h. Lab analysis has shown that the oil recycled from the waste has properties similar to light fuel oil while after treatment the remaining mineral solids have TPH contents below 1%.