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Trunnion Strength Evaluation
The purpose of this file is to share information on trunnion supports. Sometimes in piping design, a trunnion is needed. When designing a trunnion, there are many factors to consider and best practices to follow.
Made in Canada: New Coagulants for Improved Wastewater Treatment Chemistry
JNE Environmental is excited to announce the development of our very own line of engineered wastewater treatment coagulants manufactured in-house with both Canadian and internationally sourced raw feedstocks.
Cheesy Wastewater Treatment
JNE Environmental was recently approached to investigate performance issues with a Southern Ontario cheese manufacturer’s wastewater pH correction system. Their existing system was not adequately meeting sewer discharge limits and thus a more capable system was required to achieve compliance.
Control System Testing and Quality Assurance
Are you facing pressure to get a process back up and running within a strict shutdown window? Our specialists have developed standard testing, simulation, and onsite practices that can reduce the risk of delayed start-up and minimize effects on your production schedule.
Deep-Fried Wastewater Treatment
A potato chip manufacturer in the Toronto area approached JNE Environmental to tackle a problem with their oily wastewater. The wastewater from their production lines was packed with starches, fats, oil, and grease; all emulsified with cleaners. This creates a particularly difficult concoction for treatment systems to treat the wastewater to sewer compliance.
AIST Women In Steel Conference
Representatives of the JNE Group of Companies are attending the AIST Women In Steel Conference in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania from September 16–18, 2024. The second annual conference is a two-and-a-half day event supporting recruitment, engagement, and professional development of women in the global steel industry.
Typical Utility Station Details and Design
Utilities in a process plant are services which are not integral to the process, however, are still essential to plant operation.
Hydraulic Modeling of Complex Fluids
Modeling of complex fluids like non-Newtonian fluids or settling slurries should not be intimidating. The basic steps are very similar to that of conventional hydraulic models for single-phase, Newtonian fluids like water.
