BSC Tag
20 Mar A hot take on thermal transparency
While infrared thermography is predominately used as a form of condition monitoring on electrical and mechanical systems, it can also be used to identify safety hazards.
13 Mar ITW and BSC partnership a winning formula for recycling sector
The recycling sector may not have been a core focus for ITW Polymers & Fluids in previous years, but it certainly is now as the industry experiences significant growth. With that growth, comes the need for plant and equipment reliability and uptime.
13 Mar Giving waste management inefficiencies a good belting
The foundation of efficient waste management comes down to the wrapped belts that keep the machinery rolling. Compared with other developed economies, Australia generates more waste than average and recycles less. Since the Australian Commonwealth appointed a Minister for Waste last year, the nation’s effort in recovering waste has been improved.
06 Mar A trusted partnership in protecting against corrosion
Like BMW, DHL, and M&Ms, some companies have become so familiar that they are just known by their acronym. In the water and wastewater industry two such companies are BSC and CRC.
06 Mar Keeping flanges locked tight
When two metal flanges meet, imperfections in the metal to metal contact allows liquids to leak. These imperfections can be caused by a number of factors, including temperature causing expansion and contraction or vibration and constant movement of components.
06 Mar Bearing the contamination of foul water
The challenge for any water and wastewater operation is in keeping the equipment running efficiently in spite of the harsh conditions and contamination it is exposed to. Foul water contamination in particular will affect the life of essential components such as bearings in rotating machinery. This is why a triple-sealed bearing is often recommended for applications in the water treatment sector.
14 Feb Overhaul of conveyor bearings cements success at NSW quarry
The Hanson aggregate quarry in the town of Molong in central west NSW is an essential resource for the construction industry. It is a leading quarry for the Hanson Heidelberg Cement Group and has been in continuous operation for almost 30 years.
14 Feb Nothing outlasts a Diamond
Mining is a tough job, requiring equipment robust enough to handle extreme conditions.