all around filtration: Filter Technology Symposium in Frankfurt on 12.10.2023
“all around filtration” on October 12 in Frankfurt with many exciting topics.
What will the energy transition mean for manufacturers and operators of large-scale filter systems? How can the efficiency of the systems be increased? What funding opportunities are available? Answers to these questions will be provided by renowned experts at the “all around filtration” filter technology industry get-together organized by AXXERON HESCH electronics and Buschjost GmbH. The event will take place on October 12 in “The Squaire” – Europe’s longest high-rise building in Frankfurt am Main.
An exciting program item awaits the participants already on the evening before: During a guided tour, they will take an exclusive look behind the scenes of Germany’s largest airport. Guests will also have plenty of opportunities for relaxed networking.
In its third edition, the conference itself will once again bring together top-class presentations on current topics in the filter and dedusting technology industry. Keynote speaker Staffan Reveman, for example, will impressively describe what the energy turnaround means for the industry. Reveman is a consultant for energy-intensive industries and counts well-known international companies among his clients. Dr. Michael Mayer and Dr. Holger Schmitt from the LandesEnergieAgentur Hessen GmbH will report on the state subsidies available for efficiency improvements in small and medium-sized enterprises.
The contribution by Hans-Joachim Beckmann (Buschjost GmbH) will deal with new methods for increasing the performance of filter technology systems. The expert for filter valves and tank systems shows how you can save energy and extend the lifetime cycle of your system with simple measures. The presentation by Werner Brandis, CEO of AXXERON HESCH electronics GmbH, aims in a similar direction. Here, participants will learn how they can optimize operating costs in their companies by retrofitting existing large-scale filter systems and how the new generation of intelligent controls enables self-optimization of operating parameters. The VDMA’s contribution is also topical: it will deal with the effects of the planned EU-wide ban on perfluorinated and polyfluorinated chemicals (PFAS) for plant manufacturers and operators.
The target group of the “all around filtration” industry meeting – also known as aafi – includes manufacturers and operators of large-scale filtration plants, e.g. in waste incineration plants, foundries, in the chemical and food industries, steel mills or in the cement industry.
More info on the event is available at www.all-around-filtration.de.