Met-Pro Corporation, Duall Division receives odor control system orders totaling about $530,000

Sponsored by

HARLEYSVILLE, Pa., July 12, 2001 — Met-Pro Corporation's Duall Division announced it has received three orders for odor control systems totaling approximately $530,000. All systems are expected to be installed in the company's third quarter.

Two orders are for municipal odor control systems that will provide 99.9% removal of hydrogen sulfide from the clarifier and headworks operation of two municipal wastewater treatments plants. The first order is for a 10,000 CFM fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) odor abatement system for a city in the midwestern United States.

The second order is for a 37,000 CFM PVC odor abatement system for a city in the northwestern United States.

Duall also received an order to supply a 9,000 CFM PVC industrial odor control system to a Ohio-based chemical company for removal of odor causing contaminants and mists/aerosols from their production process.

Duall was selected for these projects based on their reputation for superior technical performance and the division continues to be a significant presence in the air pollution control and odor control markets. Customer interest and quotation activity for similar applications appears to be increasing and provides encouragement for the possibility of future orders.

Met-Pro Corporation, with headquarters at 160 Cassell Road, Harleysville, Pennsylvania, is a manufacturer of air and water pollution control systems; fume scrubbers and odor control equipment; fluid handling equipment for corrosive, abrasive and high temperature liquids; filter products for drinking water, industrial and custom applications; wet and dry particulate dust collectors; specialty chemicals for controlling corrosion and reducing lead/copper in public drinking water; and state-of-the-art fans for laboratory and clean room applications.

Sponsored by

 


TODAY'S HEADLINES

Interior releases updated hydraulic fracturing draft rule for public, Indian lands

The Dept. of the Interior released an updated draft proposal establishing safety standards for hydraulic fracturing on public and Indian lands.

PA American Water marks completion of $101M Pittsburgh water treatment project

Pennsylvania American Water marked the completion of $101M in upgrades to Pittsburgh water treatment plants to improve service and public safety.

GE membrane technology to be installed at largest European drinking water plant

Erope's largest drinking water purification plant to feature GE's ZeeWeed* 500 water treatment technology is under construction in Ravenna, Italy.

Groundwater, soil cleanup begins at CA Superfund site

EPA announced that work will begin this week to address soil and groundwater contamination at the Pacific Pipeline Superfund Site in Fillmore, Calif.

© 2013. PennWell Corporation. All Rights Reserved. PRIVACY POLICY | TERMS AND CONDITIONS