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Your Partner for Corrosion Protection in Industry Benefit from more than 50 years of expertise in the fields of electrolytic and high temperature corrosion: We offer you materials testing and corrosion research - everything under the one roof. Our Expertise for your Success From advice on corrosion-resistant materials to the development of corrosion protection coatings, we cover the entire range of customer requirements: Damage Assessment
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KVT is an international operating technology provider offering a full range service from the first concept to a turnkey industrial process plant. The technology portfolio comprises 360° solutions for environmental technologies, oleochemical technologies and wet gas sulfuric acid. Within the execution the scope of work focuses on engineering and project management from the conceptual design to a successful start-up.
The SEABRINE brine treatment technology has originally been developed for the treatment of polluted waste brines from Epichlorohydrin and epoxy resin production with the aim to recover the purified brine and reuse it in C/A electrolysis processes as feedstock. In general, the contaminated brine contains salt in high concentrations and organic contaminations (hydrocarbons, oxygen, nitrogen and chlorinated compounds) up to a TOC of 10.000 ppm. The SEABRINE technology is primarily advantageous, when very low TOC values as low as 7 ppm are required in the purified brines. Purified sodium chloride brines are recycled to C/A electrolysis where hydrogen chloride and sodium hydroxide are recovered. |
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VoltaChem is a business-driven Shared Innovation Program, initiated by TNO and the Dutch government and international industry frontrunners, aimed at accelerating industrial electrification in order to reduce the CO2 footprint in chemicals production.
We develop and scale up new technologies in close cooperation with the process industry, equipment manufacturers and electricity suppliers.
Together, we work on innovations for both new and existing processes that support the chemical industry in moving towards a completely emission-free future in 2050. |
