Monday, February 2nd, 2015
Once Mexico City’s only solid waste landfill, it is now closed to allow landfills to be opened further away from the residents of the city. However, the landfill was used to support a 9 million person population and so is still producing leachate wastewater and will continue to do so for some time. Continue reading “VSEP Case Study – El Bordo Poniente, Mexico City” »
Tuesday, January 13th, 2015
Here at Syngineering we have been granted a new contract working with American water treatment giants New Logic Research Inc. as the national distributor in Australia for their new product VSEP (Vibratory Shear Enhanced Process). VSEP is the world’s first vibrating membrane separation system. Its done by applying vibratory shear waves directly at the membrane surface. VSEP is able to separate difficult feed streams including high levels of suspended and dissolved solids, oils, organics and other problematic constituents. The process is inexpensive and capable of:
- Processing thousands of litres per minute
- Has the ability to stay cleaner for longer
- Can process constituents with a large solid percentage (~70%)
- Has a high efficiency (~99%)
- Simple design (two main parts), and
- Compact in size.
To download a copy of our VSEP pamphlet click here 
Once Mexico City’s only solid waste landfill, it is now closed to allow landfills to be opened further away from the residents of the city. However, the landfill was used to support a 9 million person population and so is still producing leachate wastewater and will continue to do so for some time. Continue reading “VSEP Case Study – El Bordo Poniente, Mexico City” »