In the December 2021 issue of Process Heating magazine, Solex Energy Science CEO Neville Jordison discusses how pairing ORC technology with moving bed heat exchangers can turn otherwise lost thermal energy in bulk solids into electricity.
In the November 2021 issue of Inforvrac, Jean-Marc Reichling of Solex Thermal Science shares how agro-industrial co-operative group Cristal Union modernized its sugar beet plant in Bazancourt, France with the adoption of plate-based indirect cooling technology.
In the Nov/Dec 2021 issue of World Fertilizer, Igor Makarenko of Solex Thermal Science explores how vertical plate technology at the cooling stage is helping fertilizer producers reduce their operational footprints.
In the November issue of Potash Producer, Igor Makarenko of Solex Thermal Science discusses how indirect cooling technologies are helping potash producers meet their evolving ESG needs.
Solex Thermal Science's recent growth into the bulk material handling market has been featured in the September 2021 issue of French bulk solids journal Infovrac.
Solex Thermal Science is named a "Who's Who" in fertilizer handling by Fertilizer International following our company's recent expansion into the bulk materials handling market. Read more in the September 2021 issue.
In the August 2021 issue of Process Industry Informer, Solex Thermal Science shares details of new discharge feeder lineup, as well as what sets the company's apart in the bulk material handling market.
In the July 2021 issue of Heat Exchanger World Magazine, Solex Energy Science CEO Neville Jordison discusses how the sprint to sustainability has created a launch pad for high-temperature bulk solids heat exchangers
In the July 2021 issue of Process Heating magazine, Solex Thermal Science Global Director of Industrials Gerald Marinitsch discusses how moving-bed heat exchangers can help reduce the carbon footprint and energy costs of some process applications by capturing and repurposing heat that would otherwise be lost.
An industry-wide push for greater environmentally accountability is driving the need for improved fertilizer cooling methods. In the March/April 2021 issue of Fertilizer International, Igor Makarenko looks a how indirect cooling technology is not only providing fertilizer manufacturers with a more environmentally friendly solution, but also the opportunity to create a better product.