Air Control Science®, Inc. and PRODECO Create Alliance to Reach Eastern European Markets
Companies share expertise in bulk materials handling
BOULDER, Colo., May 27, 2004 ö Air Control Science®, Inc. and the Czech Republic-based PRODECO have formed a strategic alliance to design, fabricate and install innovative bulk materials handling systems in Eastern Europe. Air Control Science is an engineer constructor for bulk materials handling and dust control systems. These systems reduce dust emission, preserve materials handling equipment, and create a healthier environment for workers in coal, cement, grains, and primary metal facilities.
Based in Teplice, Czech Republic, PRODECO is one of Eastern Europe's more well known and established engineering and construction companies for materials handling. Air Control Science's passive dust control systems are known for the ability to handle all coals, including the dusty and explosive Powder River Basin Coal derived from the Powder River Basin in Montana, Utah and Wyoming.
Under terms of this strategic alliance, Air Control Science will provide the initial designs and construction management supervision for joint projects, while PRODECO will fabricate and install the systems where the firm has an extensive network, including Czech Republic, Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Yugoslavia, Poland, Bulgaria and Greece.
Air Control Science's Dustless Transfer® and other patented technologies will be incorporated in these project designs. The Dustless Transfer includes an enclosed re-circulation chamber specifically designed for conveyor to conveyor transfer points. Dustless Transfer designs result in transfer chutes that provide a smooth flow of material, center loading, reduced belt wear and greater efficiency. Additionally, strategic chute inserts control the material velocity and reduce induced airflow and dust.
"This is the second major alliance we've named in the last month for handling projects in Europe. We see tremendous opportunity for growth in Europe, as 10 nations recently joined the European Union," said John S. Fischer, ACS Chairman and CEO. "We will focus on helping PRODECO continue its long history of developing quality outcomes in bulk materials handling."
Other Air Control Science engineering systems include:
Dust Analyst®, software that calculates induced airflows and results in accurate dust collection system designs
Discrete Element Modeling software that simulates and predicts bulk materials behavior and flow rates through chutes, resulting in accurate designs.
Glider Roller Belt Support® system that helps prevent spillage conveyor belts
Dustless Stacker® System, technology that suppresses dust while materials are stockpiled
Utility Fire Protection® systems, including automated washdowns
Established in 1993, PRODECO primary products and services include:
Materials spreaders (stackers)
Excavation equipment
Long-distance conveyance systems
Stockyard equipment
Construction and installation of materials handling systems
Air Control Science is a single source for engineering and construction services for materials containment, dust control, washdown systems, and fire suppression in the utilities and primary metals industries. Air Control Science helps achieve a cleaner more productive facility that is healthier to work in, more cost efficient and less likely to incur catastrophic fires or explosions. Air Control Science has designed and implemented Coal Handling Risk Management® solutions in coal-burning power plants in the United States, Europe and the Pacific Rim.
The firm provides inclusive turnkey designs, documentation, production, assembly and transfer of operations to customers in bulk materials handling environments. The company is focused on quality equipment and services and has earned ISO 9001:2000 and ISO 14001:1996 certifications. The firm also exports equipment and to Eastern Europe countries.
Dust Control in Eastern Europe
Air Control Science®, Inc. and PRODECO Create Alliance to Reach Eastern European Markets
Companies share expertise in bulk materials handling
BOULDER, Colo., May 27, 2004 ö Air Control Science®, Inc. and the Czech Republic-based PRODECO have formed a strategic alliance to design, fabricate and install innovative bulk materials handling systems in Eastern Europe. Air Control Science is an engineer constructor for bulk materials handling and dust control systems. These systems reduce dust emission, preserve materials handling equipment, and create a healthier environment for workers in coal, cement, grains, and primary metal facilities.
Based in Teplice, Czech Republic, PRODECO is one of Eastern Europe's more well known and established engineering and construction companies for materials handling. Air Control Science's passive dust control systems are known for the ability to handle all coals, including the dusty and explosive Powder River Basin Coal derived from the Powder River Basin in Montana, Utah and Wyoming.
Under terms of this strategic alliance, Air Control Science will provide the initial designs and construction management supervision for joint projects, while PRODECO will fabricate and install the systems where the firm has an extensive network, including Czech Republic, Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Yugoslavia, Poland, Bulgaria and Greece.
Air Control Science's Dustless Transfer® and other patented technologies will be incorporated in these project designs. The Dustless Transfer includes an enclosed re-circulation chamber specifically designed for conveyor to conveyor transfer points. Dustless Transfer designs result in transfer chutes that provide a smooth flow of material, center loading, reduced belt wear and greater efficiency. Additionally, strategic chute inserts control the material velocity and reduce induced airflow and dust.
"This is the second major alliance we've named in the last month for handling projects in Europe. We see tremendous opportunity for growth in Europe, as 10 nations recently joined the European Union," said John S. Fischer, ACS Chairman and CEO. "We will focus on helping PRODECO continue its long history of developing quality outcomes in bulk materials handling."
Other Air Control Science engineering systems include:
Dust Analyst®, software that calculates induced airflows and results in accurate dust collection system designs
Discrete Element Modeling software that simulates and predicts bulk materials behavior and flow rates through chutes, resulting in accurate designs.
Glider Roller Belt Support® system that helps prevent spillage conveyor belts
Dustless Stacker® System, technology that suppresses dust while materials are stockpiled
Utility Fire Protection® systems, including automated washdowns
Established in 1993, PRODECO primary products and services include:
Materials spreaders (stackers)
Excavation equipment
Long-distance conveyance systems
Stockyard equipment
Construction and installation of materials handling systems
Engineering design
About Air Control Science®, Inc.
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Air Control Science is a single source for engineering and construction services for materials containment, dust control, washdown systems, and fire suppression in the utilities and primary metals industries. Air Control Science helps achieve a cleaner more productive facility that is healthier to work in, more cost efficient and less likely to incur catastrophic fires or explosions. Air Control Science has designed and implemented Coal Handling Risk Management® solutions in coal-burning power plants in the United States, Europe and the Pacific Rim.
About PRODECO
https://edir.bulk-online.com/oldedirredirect/201681.htm
The firm provides inclusive turnkey designs, documentation, production, assembly and transfer of operations to customers in bulk materials handling environments. The company is focused on quality equipment and services and has earned ISO 9001:2000 and ISO 14001:1996 certifications. The firm also exports equipment and to Eastern Europe countries.
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