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The Use of Thermal Plasma Technology for Treating Air Pollution Control Residues ~ Tetronics featured in Waste Advantage Magazine
19th January 2012 in What's been happeningThe growth in EfW plant capacity is leading to a corresponding increase in the generation of Air Pollution Control (APC), making it one of the fastest growing waste sectors in the UK. This Waste Advantage Magazine article discusses how Tetronics’ plasma technology is a solution to the increasing quantity of APC residue generated from these EfW plants, which is [...]
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The Forgotten Earth ~ Tetronics featured in The Chemical Engineer
19th January 2012 in What's been happeningThe forgotten earth: Demand for raw minerals is on the increase, matched by spectacular rates of pricing in recent times. It’s no wonder then that the mining industry is increasingly looking to new technologies to provide alternative sources of those materials in the waste it normally discards. Tim Johnson explains how plasma technology is making it [...]
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Precious Metal Recovery from WEEE by Dr Tim Johnson
19th December 2011 in What's been happeningWaste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) consists of discarded electrical or electronic devices from domestic, commercial and industrial sources. Before the introduction of the WEEE Directive by the EU in January 2007, the disposal of electronics waste was largely unregulated. Not only did this permit a rather informal attitude to the processing of electronic waste, [...]
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Harsco Metals Forms Strategic Alliance with Tetronics
The alliance will see Harsco Metals expanding its technical portfolio by offering the Tetronics DC plasma arc technology through an extended service offering.
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Waste Planning Journal Features Tetronics WEEE Process
7th December 2011 in Latest News, What's been happeningThe article discusses how Tetronics’ patented DC Plasma technology has been successfully employed in a wide range of environmental applications including Precious Metal Recovery from Electrical Wastes
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Securing secondary commodities from waste by Dr Tim Johnson
10th November 2011 in What's been happeningThese days it’s difficult to avoid noticing inflation. Every time you pull up at the pump or buy food at the supermarket, every time you pay for your heating or you buy yourself some new clothes it’s right there – prices have gone up. Now I know it might seem a difficult argument to make [...]
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Responding to ever changing environmental legislation, by Dr Tim Johnson
3rd October 2011 in What's been happeningEntry by Dr Tim Johnson, Technical Director at Tetronics I recently attended an environmental training course, along with around 15 other very interesting people from a wide range of waste-related companies. Perhaps I’m slightly sad but I must confess I found the course very enjoyable, despite the written test at the end, and was thoroughly [...]
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Big Step Forward for EnergyPark Peterborough As Technology Licence Agreement signed with Tetronics
16th September 2011 in Press Release, What's been happeningPeterborough Renewable Energy Ltd (PREL) is delighted to announce that a Technology Licence Agreement has been signed with Tetronics Ltd, the world leaders in DC plasma arc systems.
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Tetronics will be attending ‘Investing in Resource Recovery’ at the London Stock Exchange on Friday 28th October.
24th August 2011 in EventsThe purpose of the conference, which is part of the London Environmental Investment Forum (LEIF), is to connect capital with environmental innovation. As concerns mount over the price and security of so many crucial commodities, it is becoming imperative to reclaim the abundant resources and energy contained in our municipal and industrial waste streams. UK [...]
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Dr Tim Johnson from Tetronics speaking at the 11th International Electronics Recycling Congress (IERC) 2012
24th August 2011 in EventsDr Johnson’s speaker session will focus on the recovery of metals from electronics waste using DC plasma arc technology
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