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News Release from: Landia | Subject: POP-1
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 28 September 2006
Mixers banish cheesy odours
Wastewater mixers made by Landia have helped solve a serious odour problem for a major cheese manufacturer in Devon.
Wastewater mixers made by Landia have helped solve a serious odour problem for a major cheese manufacturer in Devon Utilising its wastewater for irrigation purposes, the cheese-producing company has had to address concerns raised by the Environment Agency regarding bad odours affecting the local neighbourhood
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 12 Feb 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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As part of a dissolved air flotation system designed and manufactured by Poole-based Puriflo, a 2.2kW Landia POP-1 150rev/min mixer is successfully preventing sedimentation in a balance tank.
Designed with a large, swept-back propeller, the gentle action of the POP-1 avoids floc shear.
Odours are eliminated, and there is also the benefit of considerable energy savings.
Ron Lunney, Technical Director at Puriflo, a division of Robin Hawkins Engineering, commented: "This is just the latest of many successful installations where we have used Landia mixers".
"They are very reliable indeed, and we always get very good, co-operative service".
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