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ABB South Africa offers NIMC a wide range of power and automation technologies solutions from a comprehensive product and service portfolio. They offer complete solutions to utilities, including electrical power infrastructure for transmission and distribution networks and associated products and systems, such as substations, reactive power compensation, utilities automation (including protection, control and Scada), water EPC contracts, power plant automation, powerline construction, erection and commissioning. On the industries side, they offer systems, products and services in the areas of pulp and paper, mining, metals and minerals, cement, chemicals and petrochemicals as well as manufacturing and customer industries. Their project capabilities include a comprehensive offering from feasibility studies, project management and design to construction, installation, commissioning and customer training. All offerings are supported by field maintenance and asset performance services. |
The use of centrifugal force for the separation of solids from liquids or the separation of liquid mixtures is a long-established process-engineering technique with an equally promising future. Separators and decanters are used for a variety of processes. These include: beer, wine or fruit juice production; the dairy industry; hundreds of chemical and pharmaceutical applications; the treatment of oil and lubricants; and a wide range of further applications in which centrifugal separation enhances product quality, reduces processing times, reduces cost, the use of resources, and environmental pollution. The GEA Mechanical Separation Division, with over 50 companies around the globe, is the worldwide technology leader in the separator and decanter market and the development of complete mechanical separation process lines. Supported by more that 110 years of innovation, first-class engineering and comprehensive processing capabilities, the company manufacturers separators and decanters. These are used for the purification of suspensions, the separation of fluid mixtures with simultaneous removal of solids, and also for the extraction of material constituents and the concentration or removal of water from solids. In total, Westfalia Separator has gained experience with 2500 different process applications. The GEA Division is in a position to adjust its products and services optimally to meet customer requirements, and to provide the correct machine for a wide range of applications. Similarly Westfalia Separator moved very early to embrace customer relationship management and is certified in accordance with DIN EN ISO 9001:2000. |
Allsurvey Marine (Pty) Ltd. is a South African owned and operated company based in Cape Town with offices in Durban and Port Elizabeth. Established in 1984, as a Consulting Marine Engineers and Independent Survey organisation, Allsurvey is staffed by professionals, each a specialist in his field. Collectively we've spent 100 years at sea, in shipping management and surveying. Born of the sea experience taught us very quickly that any compromise of marine engineering standards could endanger lives, valuable cargo, and the financial viability of our clients' companies which was simply unacceptable. Never to compromise on quality is a discipline to which we are all unswervingly committed. A discipline that has brought us rapid growth and built lasting relationships of trust with clients all over the world. It is these very high standards of engineering that will also reduce your risk dramatically. We invite you to experience Allsurvey's very special brand of marine engineering quality for yourself. |
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Namport, operating as the National Port Authority in Namibia since 1994, manages both the Port of Walvis Bay and the Port of Lüderitz in Namibia. The Port of Walvis Bay is situated at the west Coast of Africa and provides an easier and much faster transit route between Southern Africa, Europe and the Americas. The Port of Lüderitz, located to the Southern Coast of Namibia caters for Southern Namibia as well as providing access to markets in the Northern Cape of South Africa. Namibian Ports Authority also manages a Syncrolift (dry dock facility) with vessels up to 2000 tonnes that can be lifted for repairs. The Company has a staff complement of about 450 employees for both Ports and the Syncrolift. |
NamPower has three power stations: 1. Ruacana - Hydro - 240 MW 2. Van Eck - Coal - 120MW 3. Paratus - Diesel - 24 MW Currently, Namibia imports most of its electricity from South Africa and other countries in the region. A special arrangement between NamPower and Eskom, the South African Power utility, enables Namibia to buy and utilise the surplus energy from SA at affordable rates. NamPower and Namibia are left with no option but to look at alternative power generation sources. |
TransNamib is the railway parastatal of Namibia. Organised as a holding company, it provides freight by rail and road as well as passenger services. Its administration is located in Windhoek. TransNamib operated 2,883 km of rail in 1995. Since then, further track has been added to the network through the Northern Extension. Its operates on 1,067 mm narrow gauge. While focus has been primarily on freight services, passenger services are an important component of TransNamib and provided under the Starline logo. The “Desert Express” is a tourist train to link Windhoek and Swakopmund. Map of major rail lines in Namibia (Map from about 1990)The TransNamib Railway Museum is situated in Windhoek.
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The range of the reciprocating power pumps is covered by two product lines for medium (TITANO) and large (PTO/PTQ/PSO) power sizes. The wide range of the metering pumps is designed for heavy duty process applications mainly used in petrochemical, refinery and oil gas industry. In addition to producing metering pumps, Peroni designs, manufactures and supplies skid mounted chemical injection packages in accordance with the requirements and specifications of their customers.
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Walvis Bay is one of Africa's hidden jewels. Set between the golden dunes of the Namib Desert and the cold currents of the Atlantic ocean, this port city is the prodigal oasis of opportunities. With a tax-free investment zone, internationally renowned port and shipping facilities, sun-soaked recreational activities and breathtaking vistas, Walvis Bay is more than meets the eye.
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IPRC uses its patented MST system to apply microwave energy to destabilize emulsions and facilitate their separation, thereby providing a unique, new capability. MST is different from conventional methods because it uses physics, rather than chemistry to destabilize the emulsion. MST utilizes rapidly oscillating electromagnetic fields, and an affinity for selectively energizing the charged and polar molecules that typically stabilize the oil/water interface. This disrupts their capacity to stabilize the emulsion.The physics MST uses are common to nearly all crude oil emulsions, whereas conventional chemistry-based approaches must be tailored to each emulsion, and other “brute force” separators do nothing to address the issue of oil/water interface stability. |
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