RSSMSU:10 headlines 'T in the Park'
3 July 2012, source CDEnviro
CDEnviro have recently signed a deal with Billy Bowie Special Projects to supply an MSU:10 Portable Sludge Screen for this summers 'T in the Park' music festival, where it will be used for waste processing.
Billy Bowie is a well-established Scottish company based in Ayrshire, providing Tanker Hire, Drain Clearance, Septic Tank Emptying and liquid waste disposal services. They have chosen the MSU:10 sludge screen due to its portable nature which allows the screen to be moved to site easily and cost effectively.
The MSU:10 has been designed to facilitate efficient liquid and solid separation from a variety of applications. It can be applied to several suitable applications including; screenings removal from sludge, grit removal from sludge, pre screener for removal of larger debris/screenings prior to further processing, temporary import sludge screen.
Commenting on the launch of the MSU:10, CDEnviro General Manager, Matt Bunting said "The introduction of the MSU:10 is an important development milestone for the CDEnviro R&D team. Our customers require innovative sludge handling solutions and reduced operating costs without compromising on functionality and this is what we have delivered with the MSU:10"
The design of the MSU:10 into a single complete unit allows for transportation by a standard six yard skip vehicle. This design removes the need for expensive crane lifts & associated lift specific risk assessments and method statements, reduces transportation costs and ensures a quick set up on location.
The MSU:10 has been designed to ensure that operating costs are kept to a minimum with a generator of no more than 40Kva required to run the unit. As with the larger models in the S:Max range, the unit is supplied pre-wired and fitted with its own control panel, isolator and electrical sockets for easy connection to a power source.
The portable nature of the MSU:10 model makes it the first of its kind in the industry and a significant development by the R&D team at CDEnviro. Two of the units have already been commissioned by a UK Water utility company who has purchased the units to complement an existing CDEnviro 1st generation D:Max unit purchased in 2007.
More information on this project to follow soon
For more information on the MSU:10 and the full sludge handling range from CDEnviro visit www.cdenviro.com. Follow CDEnviro on Twitter @CDEnviro
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