Construction slurry is a liquid waste mixture containing water, soil particles, and chemical additives generated from various construction activities. It typically consists of 97% water plus specialized additives like bentonite clay, soda ash, carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC), and polyacrylamide used in drilling and excavation operations. If you’ve ever watched a horizontal directional drilling operation install utilities […]
How Does a Centrifuge Work for Industrial Waste Separation?
BlogA centrifuge works by using high-speed rotation to generate centrifugal force that separates materials of different densities. The spinning motion creates forces up to 3,000 times stronger than gravity, causing heavier particles to move outward to the bowl walls while lighter liquids remain toward the center. Imagine trying to separate oil from water by hand—it […]
What Are the Benefits of Industrial Waste Recycling in 2025?
BlogIndustrial waste recycling in 2025 provides significant economic, environmental, and regulatory benefits including cost reduction, resource recovery, circular economy implementation, and enhanced sustainability performance. Companies are achieving 15-30% waste management cost reductions while generating new revenue streams through recovered materials. The industrial landscape has fundamentally changed since 2020. What once represented a nice-to-have environmental initiative […]
New Smart Centrifuge Package – an Automated System
BlogIt seems that everywhere you go in oil and gas the latest buzzword at the moment is “automation.” The term has become so threadbare that often members of the same audience conclude radically different ideas of what automation truly means. When I think of automation, my mind immediately goes to the 1980s cartoon “The Jetsons.” […]
New Permian Basin Facility
BlogSince 2011, Stage 3 Separation has made Midland, TX, and the Permian Basin a focal point of our business. With so many clients and active job sites in the region, we are excited to announce our expansion in the area with the opening of our new office and warehouse facility. We watched the basin provide […]
Walking the Barite Recovery Tightrope
BlogI recently watched a video of the death-defying tightrope walker, Nik Wallenda, as he trekked untethered across a 1,500-foot-wide section of the Grand Canyon. The precision that must go into each individual footstep along that 1,500-foot wire is difficult to comprehend. To become cavalier about foot placement at any point in his journey would have […]
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