News Category: Opinion Piece

The recent acquisition of HRS Heat Exchangers by Canada-based Exchanger Industries Limited (EIL) is just the latest development for a UK company with worldwide reach, which is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year.   EARLY YEARS Back in the early 1980s the world was still feeling the aftershocks of the oil crises of the 1970s…

While meat ingredients used for pet food need to achieve the necessary quality and hygiene standards, the fact remains that for many processors, the meat products used in the production of pet food have come from the waste and co-product streams of meat processing for human consumption. With this in mind it is easy for…

HRS Heat Exchangers has been awarded the order for design, manufacture and installation of a Mechanical Vapor Recompression Evaporation System for the Life Desirows consortium. Life Desirows Life Desirows is an EU funded research project that studies a process that offers a circular economy solution for the brines that are generated from using reverse osmosis…

HRS Heat Exchangers, Stand N-20002, Pack Expo Las Vegas 2021 HRS Heat Exchangers is delighted to be able to confirm its attendance at Pack Expo event in Las Vegas, Nevada in September 2021. Among the products that HRS will showcase is its new I Series for de-packing, crushing, and melting (remelting) frozen fruit juice for…

At CHEMUK 2021, stand E31, HRS Heat Exchangers will showcase its range of tubular heat exchangers for the chemical industry, and in particular its range of products for recovery from exhaust gases. HRS have supplied a K Series large gas heat exchanger for a Belgian chemical plant to cool the exhaust gases leaving a catalytic…

In his final blog on how disruptive technologies can overcome serious challenges faced by the water industry, Matt Hale, HRS Heat Exchangers’ International Sales & Marketing Director discusses the important of energy efficiency and generation. While anaerobic digestion is widely recognised as a water treatment technology around the world, its capacity for energy generation (either…