May 2004
Weir Techna represents the process technology division of the Weir Group PLC, contracting to international markets in desalination, water and effluent treatment, concentration, drying and crystallization, chilling and heat recovery systems.
Weir Techna (SA), approaches challenges from a process-engineering viewpoint and is active in the areas of process development, consulting, plant design, equipment supply, installation, commissioning and operation.
Focusing on product and market development and utilizing state of the art laboratoory and pilot plant facilities, Weir Techna continually expands this knowledge base. The technology base spans thermal and membrane separation, IX, biological & oxidative treatments. Thermal equipment on offer includes evaporators, crystallizers and driers. All engineering disciplines are represented in the Johannesburg offices.
Weir Techna (SA) is currently expanding its skills base and team in Johannesburg in order to continually improve services to clients, and uses the technology base as a springboard for worldwide market development in cooperation with its sister companies within the Techna Division.
Weir Techna (SA)
Regular Features
Front cover story
Comment (Glynnis Koch)
SAIChE News
SAIChE/Chemical Technology Competition
Envirowatch
Etcetera
Design and Construction of Chemical Plants
A comparison of actual design costs versus cost of equipment designed by IPE - AVEC
Focus on design & construction of chemical plant
Materials
Environmentally oriented design and assessment of chemical products and processes
Maximilian Stroebe, Volker H Hoffman, Andreas Zogg, Martin Scheringer and Konrad Hungerbuhler (Dept of Chemistry, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology) ,
Focus on materials & chemical product design
Materials & chemical product design
Environmentally oriented design and assessment of chemical products and processes
Maximilian Stroebe, Volker H Hoffman, Andreas Zogg, Martin Scheringer and Konrad Hungerbuhler (Dept of Chemistry, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology) ,
Focus on materials & chemical product design
Materials Handling
Environmentally oriented design and assessment of chemical products and processes
Maximilian Stroebe, Volker H Hoffman, Andreas Zogg, Martin Scheringer and Konrad Hungerbuhler (Dept of Chemistry, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology) ,
Focus on materials & chemical product design
Solids Handling
Ten key steps to counter segregation in bulk solids handling
Lyn Bates (Ajax Equipment) ,
Water Treatment
The Goreangab Water Reclamation Plant, Windhoek, Namibia
Charl van der Walt (Guillaume Brink) ,Chris Warner (GFJ Consulting Engineers),
