Landfill gas contains many different gases. Methane and carbon dioxide make up 90 to 98% of landfill gas. The remaining 2 to 10% includes nitrogen, oxygen, ammonia, sulfides, hydrogen and various other gases. Landfill gases are produced when bacteria break down organic waste. The amount of these gases depends on the type of waste present
REGYP Recycled Gypsum products meet the not only the domestic EPA criteria in Australia but also adhere to the only recognised standard developed for the industry UK PAS109:2008. PAS 109:2008, Specification for the production of recycled gypsum from waste plasterboard, provides guidance for when the waste material is reprocessed into quality gypsum. The adoption of
REGYP now sells high quality Ag Lime from its Cowra and Brisbane plants. REGYP supplies a high quality recycled Ag lime product throughout NSW and QLD. REGYP’s Super Ag Lime product is a premium high quality source of calcium which can be used for numerous applications from agricultural cropping applications, industrial uses and civil works.
SuperSpread Gypsum 10 (SSG10) is pefect for aerial applications out of aircraft setup to spread fertilisers. Gypsum Purity 90+%, Calcium 22.5+% Sulphur 17+5 You will need to do more trips with SSG10 then other available aerial gypsum due to its lower bulk density, but you need to assess not only landed cost, application costs, but
REGYP has won the NSW Government’s top environmental award for Environmental Innovation at the Green Globe Award ceremony held on 24 September at NSW Parliament House. REGYP took out the honour for its Plasterboard Recycling project. Adam Proctor said that winning the Award raises their profile as a leader in sustainability and environmental excellence. “It
Congratulations to the REGYP team! REGYP has been short-listed as a finalist in the 2013 Green Globe Awards. http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/greenglobes/2013/innovation.htm There were 37 finalists announced today in 14 award categories for the 2013 Green Globe Awards. NSW Minister for the Environment, Robyn Parker, congratulated all this year’s finalists, saying that their projects demonstrate ways in which
Biosolids have been used in Australia in a range of landscape rehabilitation projects, agriculture and forestry research, with positive results. Biosolids are rich in nitrogen and phosphorous. These nutrients are released into the soil very slowly. Approximately 30-40% of the nutrients in biosolids is released in the first year, with declining rates over the next two to four
REGYP supplied Super AG gypsum to Lachlan Valley Produce in Central West NSW for their 2013 corn crop. The results of the bumper crop using the premium recycled gypsum product can be seen in the photos.
Many are faced with reduced nitrogen bulges from previous years' applications, deteriorating soil-available phosphorus and potassium levels and most of your sulphur is down the bottom of any crop roots' profile. With costs going through the roof, why is it I choose to discuss the use of gypsum? Occasionally you come across a soil test
REGYP has sent a mobile screen to Melbourne for a resource recovery project. The machine has been hired out with an operator to manage the machine and the project. The Finlay 798 machine will be based in a shed screening fines out of C&D waste to increase the speed of waste recovery from the Melbourne
