As for the consumption of chemical reagents, the economic impact of a WWTP does not lie exclusively in its initial investment, but in its contribution to the treatment of water in the ceramic process and in the efficiency with which it is managed over time. Chemical...
How technical control of water treatment reduces your operating costs and makes us more competitive. A poorly adjusted treatment system or with inappropriate reagents not only means higher consumption of reagents or sludge generation, it directly impacts operating...
Industrial wastewater treatment plants WWTPI for ceramics
Functional additives in the ceramic industry Ceramic surfactants Surfactants play a key role in controlling the viscosity of ceramic suspensions, optimizing the flowability of slip and glazes. Depending on their formulation and specific function, they can act as...
The maintenance and control of Legionella in risk facilities is not only a legal obligation, but also a safety guarantee for companies and their workers. With the entry into force of Royal Decree 487/2022, it is essential to have a well-structured Legionella...
FUCHS LUBRICANTES- Grins Ceramic Solutions strategic alliance
This year has been an important one for us. With a complete renewal of our visual identity and a new business strategy, we have strengthened our presence in the market in a clearer and more focused way, determining our solutions in three strategic lines: Grins Ceramic...
From September 24 to 27, 2024, we will be at one of the most important events of the ceramic industry, TECNA in Rimini.
A LHP (Legionella Health Plan) is an additional resource based on risk assessment according to WHO recommendations. This plan is especially recommended for priority facilities such as hospitals, nursing homes or health centers, although it can also be applied to other at-risk facilities in accordance with Royal Decree 487/2022.
Royal Decree 487/2022, which regulates the sanitary requirements to prevent and control Legionellosis, has been in force for one year since its enactment in January 2023. This decree establishes fundamental measures to guarantee safety in facilities susceptible to harboring Legionella bacteria, addressing aspects such as water quality, the development of prevention and control plans, and the responsibilities of the different actors involved.
