Tag: PCB

On 7th November 2012. at the specialised centre organised by the company RADE KONCAR in Skopje (Macedonia), the plant developed by Sea Marconi for the decontamination and recovery of oils and transformer contaminated by PCBs (Polychlorinated biphenyls) has been inaugurated. The project for the “environmental protection through the reduction and the elimination of dangerous substances such as PCBs in the oil of transformers”Read more

A few days ago the fabrication of a plant for Mongolia, finalised toward the dehalogenation of electrical equipment with insulating liquids contaminated by PCBs was completed. This plant is of a DMU (Decontamination Mobile Unit) type with extremely innovative configuration and technical solutions. It is a plant made of two modules designed and developed in a manner allowing the operators to work insideRead more

Sea Marconi has recently started in Sweden a campaign for the decontamination treatment from PCBs with the ambitious target of 2 mg/Kg (ppm w/w). The activity, which shall have a total duration of about four months, involves the complete dehalogenation of 8 transformers with 15 tons of oil each at an important industrial site in Central Sweden. The Customer has chosen the “on-load” treatmentRead more

On 10th May 2012, at the Belgian Embassy in Tokyo, Sea Marconi responded to the needs of Japan in identifying a solution to the PCBs problem in front of qualified participants coming from industry and the public sector, Sea Marconi teamed with two excellent European companies, the Belgian SITA Decontamination and the Dutch Orion. The three companies formed the consortium EES (European Environmental Solution) to provide theRead more

The tests of the dehalogenation system (removal of PCBs from insulating oil of transformers) destined to Macedonia have been completed positively. Besides the supply of the system, the Sea Marconi’s solution includes a mix of high level products and services for the correct 360° management of the PCBs problem. From one side, the services for transferring the know-how, such educationRead more

Astana, capital of Kazakhstan, hosted from 13th through 16th Marchthe national workshop on the management under safe conditions of the life cycle of dangerous wastes. The event saw the participation of local and national authorities, holders of PCBs waste, private companies involved with the transportation, handling and stocking of dangerous wastes, laboratories, research institutes and organisations, non-government organisation as well as operators at internationalRead more

Upon the invitation of institutional authorities and local Utilities, on 18th April 2011, Vander Tumiatti travelled to Mongolia as expert in the management of electrical equipment with insulating oils and PCBs. The economy of Mongolia (2.736.800 inhabitants over a surface of 1.565.000 km²) is mainly based on considerable natural resources such as oil, coal and copper. Industry represents currently 21.4 %Read more

Following an invitation by institutional authorities and local Utilities, from 29th March through 1st April 2011, Vander Tumiatti was in the Philippines as an expert in the management of electrical equipment with insulating oils. The archipelago of the Philippines includes over 7,000 islands; the economy has a considerable expansion and for this reason, policies for energy efficiency are required toRead more

On 23rd March 2011, at its headquarters in Collegno (Turin), Sea Marconi welcomed a delegation coming from the Republic of Azerbaijan. The working group came to Italy with the objective of deepening the solutions provided by Sea Marconi for the management of the PCBs problem in their Country. Under an economic point of view, Azerbaijan can count on flourishing agriculture andRead more

Monday 7th and Tuesday 8th February 2011, at the Sea Marconi Headquarters in Collegno (Turin) a meeting was held with a Japanese delegation interested to the Sea Marconi’s solutions for the management of transformers contaminated by PCBs in Japan. At the meeting participated Mr Toshihiko Takeo, general manager of JEMA, association of Japanese manufacturers in the electrical area, Mr YoRead more