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Pure Air welcomes you at DRUPA 2012 - March 2012
“Jornadas de ingeniería de Ambiental 2012” - January 2012
Odour Control at Nutreco factory in China - November 2011
Greenhouse Gas Concentrations Continue Climbing - November 2011
Sulphus for Waste Water Treatment odour of Ence (Spain) - October 2011
NEXT AIR BIOTREAT Project Launch - October 2011
Organisation announcement - September 2011
Pure Air delivers scrubber in Brazil - September 2011
Albert Waalkens gives a presentation at Marie Curie - July 2011
Pure Air Solutions moves to larger premises due to expansion! - May 2011
VOCUS also reduces solvent emissions in Hungary - April 2011
Mr. Sempere speaks at Water & Industry - March 2011
Pure Air Solutions participates at Graphispag 2011 - March 2011
PAS receives orders for biogas desulphurization - February 2011
Vocus used to reduce the solvent emission at Portuguese flexo printer - January 2011
New sales representative for Hungary - October 2010
Pure awarded 3rd Biofiltration project at ADM - August 2010
Pure receives order from German flexo printer - August 2010
Pure presents plans to accelerate growth - July 2010
First half of 2010 successful for Pure Air Solutions - March 2010
First Vocus installed in Spain. - February 2010
Partnership to promote VOCUS in Italy - October 2009
Pure wins prestigious order in Ajman - October 2009
Pure and University of Valencia continue cooperation - August 2009
PAS in favour of RTO in Rumania - July 2009
Pure enters Belgium market for solvent emission reduction - July 2009
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Bart Smit appointed Operations Director of Pure air solutions. - February 2009
Solvent emissions in Flexo industry - January 2009
Odour control at waste water treatment plant - January 2009
System Treats VOCs To Cut Solvent Emissions - January 2009
Reducing emission of organic solvents
NEXT AIR BIOTREAT Project Launch
Valencia | 31-10-2011
This month Pure Air Solutions started the NEXT AIR BIOTREAT project together with its partners, The University of Valencia en EXEL Composites. The project is part of the European Madame Curie 7S Framework IAPP-fellowship. One of the goals of the project is to make a suitable biological technique to purify styrene emissions, so again Pure Air Solutions can tap into a new market. According to Albert Waalkens, Technology Director of Pure Air Solutons: “The IAPP-fellowship gives the opportunity to enhance existing products and develop new ones in a faster pace” The medium-sized company makes air purification devices by means of an innovative technique, called bio trickling. This technique removes solvents from air emission from various production processes which are now emitted into the atmosphere and cause smog.
Not only the perspective of new product-market-combinations put Pure Air Solutions to respond to the 2010 IAPP-call. The intensive cooperation with the partners in itself is valuable to the company. “Thanks to the IAPP project our close cooperation with the University of Valencia is again guaranteed for a period of four years”, said Waalkens. “We worked together with the University of Valencia since 2006 and already aimed to prolong this cooperation. The IAPP project, where we can exchange researchers and staff, fits perfectly with what we were doing.” In addition it intensifies the relationship of Pure Air Solutions with Exel Composites. Waalkens: “IAPP allows to set up a pilot and test on-site the green sustainable and cost-effective technology to be developed in this project. This opens doors to new opportunities, where all of us will take a great competitive advantage.”
The NEXT AIR BIOTREAT project holds its kick-off meeting in Valencia with the three consortium partners. The event will take place on Friday 11 November.