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Our participation in Glasstec 2024, the leading international trade fair for the glass industry and innovative technologies, was a tremendous success. Our stand at Glasstec attracted the attention of numerous visitors, further strengthening our presence in the global glass market and our cutting-edge technological solutions.
Innovation and technology in the glass industry were the key themes that defined our exhibition. We showcased our latest solutions designed to enhance performance and sustainability in the glass sector. The design of our stand was carefully crafted to represent our vision and offer a unique experience to visitors, highlighting our expertise in glass technologies.
Throughout the event, we had the opportunity to connect with clients, partners, and industry experts, receiving extremely positive feedback and valuable insights for the future. Our commitment to research and development was highly appreciated, reinforcing our position as a leader in technological innovation for the glass market.
Moreover, Glasstec 2024 provided an ideal platform to strengthen our international network and solidify our market position. The event confirmed that we are on the right path in our commitment to delivering increasingly advanced and sustainable solutions.
We are excited about the results achieved and ready to continue our journey toward new challenges. A special thank you to everyone who visited our stand, demonstrating curiosity and interest in our innovations. The future of the glass industry is increasingly promising, and we are ready to be a part of it.
Water scarcity is becoming one of the most pressing global challenges, with devastating impacts on many industries. The water crisis puts natural resources at risk and undermines the ability of industries to operate efficiently. More than 2 billion people worldwide live in areas of severe water scarcity, and industries, major consumers of this resource, are already facing increasing difficulties.
The Impact of Water Scarcity on Industrial Production
Industrial production relies heavily on water, which is used in processes such as metalworking, energy production, industrial agriculture, and consumer goods manufacturing. However, increasingly limited water supplies are forcing many industries to reconsider their production processes. Some businesses are compelled to reduce production or reorganize operations to reduce water consumption, leading to increased costs and impacts on competitiveness.
Climate Change and the Water Crisis: The Role of Industries
Climate change is exacerbating water scarcity, with extreme weather events such as droughts and floods altering water availability in many regions. Water resource management has therefore become a crucial issue for companies, which are being called upon to innovate and reduce consumption through the use of advanced technologies, optimizing water use, and using alternative sources such as desalination.
Sustainable Solutions to Address Water Scarcity in Industries
Italian industries, particularly those in the south, already affected by prolonged droughts, are seeking solutions to combat water shortages. Vulnerable sectors such as agriculture and food production are investing in water recycling plants to reduce extraction from natural resources and make their production processes more sustainable.
Collaboration Between the Private and Public Sectors for Sustainable Water Management
Addressing growing water scarcity requires an integrated approach involving governments, industries and citizens. Working together to ensure more efficient and sustainable use of water resources is essential if water is not to become an insurmountable obstacle to economic development. Commitment to sustainability must address not only the reduction of CO2 emissions, but also the responsible and rational management of water resources.
Commitment to Sustainability: Managing Water as a Precious Resource
Water is an increasingly scarce and expensive resource. For global industries, it is critical to invest in sustainable technologies, innovation, and water efficiency strategies to ensure continuity of operations and reduce the impact of water scarcity on costs and long-term competitiveness.
After various research and development experiments, Dieffe has finally, in recent months, come up with a product that is growing in demand in the glass industry. We are talking about the reverse osmosis plant.
This type of system makes it possible through pressurised water filtration to guarantee excellent water quality. In the field of glass processing, this type of quality is very much in demand for industrial washing machines in particular. This system therefore allows the washing machine water to be almost totally recycled and also provides a higher quality than mains water, without having any impurities.
This system is combined with a water softener that removes limescale from mains water, reducing the problems of scaling and clogging of filters. The softener can also be integrated into the water treatment system used in cooling and spindles of processing machines.
The entire system is managed and monitored by control units that analyse the parameters of the circulating water in real time, for the control and intervention of filter regenerations; thus guaranteeing the efficiency of filtration always at the highest permitted levels.
Thanks to these products together with the already established cooling water treatment and spindle filtration systems, Dieffe is able to guarantee all the water requirements needed in glass processing.
All solutions are presented as standard, but are always followed up specifically for each system and customised to give the right system for every need.
Today is World Water Day, and there will be a UN conference on the subject in New York. The aim will be to raise awareness of consumption and thus reduce water wastage. Water is a primary good, water is life, water is the substance present in the highest percentage in living beings, in the Earth. Water that quenches thirst, water that extinguishes fire, water that cleans, water that irrigates.
But not only that
Water is also used in large quantities in industry, for various uses water is essential in various industrial production processes. For cooling, cutting, diluting, compounding. Water is used every day in large quantities in every sector.
We all use it every day, but are we aware if we are using it correctly? Are we even using it or wasting it?
Today Dieffe is supporting this day, with the hope that next year's waste figures will be lower. Every day a small step for improvement.
Installation of a DFL 250 A ID11 system in Bulgaria. This glass manufacturer recently built a new site where they installed new glass processing machinery. They chose a centralised water treatment system for their current machines and in anticipation of possible future machines. Using our proposal, they built all the channels that transport the waste water into one pit and the main line that feeds all the machines that require water. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)
The management and treatment of process waste water is not a simple problem for any industry.
Their requirements were a centralised system, an automatic cleaning system and clean water without the addition of chemicals.
Dieffe, con il suo sistema perfezionato per il trattamento e il riciclo dei fluidi di processo, è “funzionale e pulito”, ma con un’attenzione particolare al funzionamento “facile da usare”
The Vitrum 2023 edition is over, the excitement and that dose of adrenaline that events of this type transmit are still palpable. What can I say, a success for Dieffe, whose main objective is always to build quality relationships.
Year after year, the exhibition space was enlarged, and this year we were also able to provide visitors with the DFL 150 A automatic discharge centrifuge model with self-cleaning technology. Also not to be missed was the entry level of our range, the DFL 100 M, which always stands out with its design, versatility and practicality.
Visitors from all over the world came to this event and presented their needs. Meeting all requirements is always a great challenge, especially compared to the past when, as a natural effect of technological progress, more and more details are added.
Always attentive to the needs of its partners, with passion and care, Dieffe sees this challenge as an opportunity to grow and improve, to reach the goal.
See you at Glasstech 2024!!!
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