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02 May
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SOIL WASHING SOLUTION
We are set to commission an additional line at a plant designed by Swiss engineering firm Inerta.
The plant, located close to Lake Zurich, will integrate our equipment to process excavated soil material from across the region.
Inerta specialise in bespoke planning, design and installation for the treatment of excavated materials and recycled aggregates, contaminated sludge treatment, as well as industrial water treatments, and work to create solutions for its customers by finding the appropriate suppliers to deliver proven solutions alongside their own expertise.
The plant will be used by construction industry experts JMS, a leader in recycling & construction in the Zurich area with over 90 year experience.
With our expertise in wet processing and creating sustainable recycling solutions, and Inerta’s deep know-how of the market and industry, as well as knowledge in local permissions and permits, together we have devised a solution fit for the needs and wants of the end user.
In recent years the reduction in landfill space and increasing disposal prices alongside high transport costs have created a high demand for the proper recycling and reuse of excavated soils. This led to the decision of expanding operations at JMS. Our solution will be an addition to an existing plant to allow for feed material to be processed at a rate of 100tph (tonnes per hour).
The solution will allow for JMS to produce high quality sand and aggregates to be repurposed in the local construction industry.
Andrew Wilson, Business Development Manager for CDE added: “We’re delighted to be partnering with Inerta on this project. With our 30 years of expertise in wet processing combined with Inerta’s knowledge of the Swiss market and their flexible approach to delivering the best solution to their customers, this is a collaboration that makes sense. We both have similar values and want to put sustainability and the centre of what we do. We’re looking forward to working together to build relationships for the future.”
