http://www.biomininc.com The global leaders in clay filtration media since 1985 Tue, 11 May 2010 18:30:15 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Oil in Water Conditions Free Oil Droplet size 10 microns and larger Will separate in a 6" high beaker in 90 seconds Requires gravity separation such as API type Dispersed Droplet size 149 microns to 20 microns Will separate in a 6" high beaker in 80 minutes ... http://www.biomininc.com/bulletins/technical-bulletin-48/ Removal of Chemically Emulsified Oil This treatment sequence requires a reaction tank and a pH adjustment tank. The salts and polymers that break the emulsions are added to the tank by means of metering pumps and mixed with mechanical mixers, or injected in line prior to the tank and the pump, ... http://www.biomininc.com/bulletins/technical-bulletin-47/ Aluminum Can Manufacturers Wastewater Treatment Figure A in Technical Bulletin #46 shows the schematic diagram for an aluminum can manufacturers wastewater treatment system. Their treatment added surfactants to wash oil off aluminum sheets. They used hydrofluoric acid to separate the oil from the surfactant. Figure B shows how ... http://www.biomininc.com/bulletins/technical-bulletin-46/ OAK PARK, Mich. - September 8, 2009 - George Alther, President/Founder of Biomin International, Inc., an Oak Park, MI-based oil and water separation/filtration company has been invited as a Speaker/Trainer at the 24th International Activated Carbon Conference to be held in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on October 6-7, 2009. The 2-day conference ... http://www.biomininc.com/uncategorized/biomin-president-to-speak-at-the-24th-international-activated-conference-in-pittsburgh-pa/   Biomin International, Inc., an Oak Park, MI-based oil and water separation/filtration company participated in the first meeting of the Macomb Manufacturers Survival Group at the invitation of Express Employment Professionals. The meeting was held at the Express Employment Professionals office located on Morley Road, Clinton Township on 9 July 2009.   The ... http://www.biomininc.com/articles/biomin-participates-in-first-meeting-of-macomb-manufacturers-survival-group/   Biomin International Inc., an Oak Park-based oil and water separation and filtration company, said last week it had signed an agreement with several individuals and companies to form Technofluids North America LLC, a subsidiary to promote international water treatment solutions on a "One-Stop Shop" basis. The Biomin International subsidiary was formed ... http://www.biomininc.com/articles/biomin-forms-subsidiary-for-international-waste-water-treatment/ Dewatering of construction sites and brownfields with OILSORB Organoclays have been used as a pre-polisher for activated carbon or as a post-polisher for oil/water separators and dissolved air flotation units for the removal of small amounts of oil, grease, PCB, PNA, BTX and other organic hydrocarbons of low solubility for cleanup of ... http://www.biomininc.com/bulletins/technical-bulletin-45/ AquaBlok® and Organoclay Pellets as Permeable Barriers Improves the Uniformity and Performance of Organoclay to Preferentially Adsorb and Sequester a Wide Range of Hydrocarbon and Petroleum based Contaminants in a Remediation Setting AquaBlok, Ltd., a manufacturer of innovative clay-based composite materials, in cooperation with Biomin, Inc. is pleased to offer a new ... http://www.biomininc.com/bulletins/technical-bulletin-44/ George Alther, President/Founder of Biomin International, an Oak Park, MI-based oil and water separation/filtration company was invited as a Speaker at the H2O Michigan: Engineering a Solution Conference held at the Engineering Society of Detroit Headquarters in Southfield, Michigan on April 1, 2009. During the day-long conference, three session tracks ... http://www.biomininc.com/press-releases/biomin-president-speaks-at-h2o-michigan-conference/ View this article as a PDF. Organoclays are a cost-effective, easy-to-use method for removing oil from water in a variety of applications by George R. Alther Because stormwater runoff from parking lots, paved streets, and asphalt-covered roofs often is contaminated with oil; benzene, toluene, ethlybenzene, and xylene (BTEX); and fuels that have leaked ... http://www.biomininc.com/articles/stormwater-treatment/