BHS-Sonthofen, spécialiste allemand des technologies de broyage lance une version totalement revisitée de son Biogrinder, broyeur spécialement conçu pour le traitement de la biomasse.
Recovering valuable materials - Safely avoiding hazards during the recycling of lithium-ion batteries
Décembre 2020
BHS-Sonthofen is refining their innovative process for the recycling of spent batteries. It reliably prevents fires and the release of hazardous gases, as the crusher process is kept gas-tight all the way until the dryer, which is where the electrolytes are evaporated. This process is suitable for automobile batteries as well as lithium-ion and other household batteries. The resulting products are ready to be sold.
Recycling gypsum wallboard: Turning construction waste into a chemically-pure resource
Novembre 2020
EU regulations, the reduction in FGD gypsum from lower coal use and increasing construction are among the many reasons that wallboard recycling is becoming more attractive. However, the process needs to be cost-efficient. To this end, BHS-Sonthofen has developed a process that entails two crushing stages. This even makes it possible to recycle any adhering impurities.
BHS-Sonthofen has launched a new, completely redesigned version of the succesful Biogrinder on the market. The Biogrinder is used in biomass processing, where it ensures that biogas is generated efficiently and production is accelerated. The machine is now fitted with a disk rotor and stainless-steel components, making it stand out thanks to its improved durability and flexibility.
Recycling gypsum plasterboard: Turning construction waste into a chemically pure resource
Octobre 2020
EU regulations, coal phase-out and the construction boom are among the many reasons these days for making the recycling of gypsum highly attractive. However, the process needs to be cost-efficient. BHS-Sonthofen developed a process that entails two crushing stages. This even makes it possible to recycle any adhering impurities.
Recycling gypsum plasterboard - Turning construction waste into a chemically pure resource
Septembre 2020
EU regulations, coal phase-out and construction boom are among the many reasons these days for making the recycling of gypsum highly attractive. However, the process needs to be cost-efficient. BHS-Sonthofen developed a process that entails two crushing stages. This makes it even possible to recycle any adhering impurities.