Orange County, CA (1888PressRelease)
February 06, 2008 - The Co-Chief Executive Officers of the independently owned environmental companies are celebrating another milestone in their respective efforts to develop and implement anti-pollution waste process solutions worldwide.
Int’l Turnkey Services, Inc’s (ITS) superheated air drying technology packaged in combination with Force Environmental Systems (FES) wastewater treatment technology now becomes a unique universal solution to address the serious global demand to treat sludges and wastewaters created by human and animal utilization, manufacturing and industrial processing.
The companies decided a joint venture combination of their systems would best serve the more numerous small and intermediate waste generators struggling with costly disposal rates and limited budgets. The combo system can be down-sized and customized for specific waste volumes and economics, even to the point of serving out lying residential subdivisions or industrialized business operations.
Besides their leadership positions the ITS and FES ceos are also co-inventors of their company’s technology. Their ideas were “hatched” independently but development and design occurred in the manufacturing mecca of South Louisiana.
What is more unique and incredible than just coincidental is that both companies utilized a joint employee pool to self manufacture and operate equipment to prove the credibility and viability of their inventive concepts.
ITS is a Nevada corporation whose process de-moisturizes, deodorizes, and disinfects bacteria and virus-laden waste such as sewer sludge, animal and poultry manures, etc. The ITS process, an approved method of heat drying treatment, also reduces the mass wet sludge by as much as a 5-to-1 ratio and transforms it to a mass nutrient which can be utilized in agriculture applications, animal or fish feed or used as an alternative fuel source for energy when the product contains the required BTU values.
FES is a Louisiana company whose process system separates the solids contained in the wastewater and treats the liquid through specialized digesters and aerators before introduction into a polishing feature of the system which allows the treated content to be recycled for irrigation, wash down and even as potable (drinking) purposes for human or animal consumption.
The accumulated solids are introduced into the ITS dryer system for treatment and drying, qualifying the end product for beneficial reuse.
Manufacturing of the combination systems are currently in progress at the ITS plant in New Iberia, Louisiana along with the ITS 10 ton cyclonic air rotary dryer systems destined to Romania and other United Nation sanctioned municipal wastewater upgrades in Eastern Europe.
Press Contact:
Steve Sparks
Int’l Turnkey Services, Inc,
Marketing Director
877-425-5550
www.itscorp.us
steve ( @ ) itscorp dot us
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