AQUALOGY SISTEMAS DE TRANSFERENCIA DE CALOR S.A. DATA PROTECTION POLICY

In accordance with Organic Law 15/1999 of 13 December on Personal Data Protection, please note that the personal information that you provide via this website or subsequently as a result of the processing of this first contact will be included in a computerised file of which Aqualogy Sistemas de Transferencia de Calor, S.A. is the holder, in order to facilitate the management of any queries and orders you may make. Please also note that your data may be passed on to those companies affiliated with STC for the same purposes.

The purposes of collecting your data are those specifically indicated on each of the pages on which the different electronic registration forms are to be found. As a general rule, the personal data that you enter will be processed in order to facilitate the management of any queries and orders you may make.

Please note that the technical and organisational security measures necessary to guarantee the safety of your personal data and avoid any unauthorised alteration, loss, processing and/or access are in place, all in line with the stipulations set out in Article 9 of the Spanish Law on Data Protection (LOPD) and in Royal Decree 1720/2007 of 21 December, which approves the regulation implementing said Law.

Communication with Aqualogy Sistemas de Transferencia de Calor, S.A. using your e-mail address, whether via the forms provided on this website or the link to your e-mail address from these forms, implies your express consent for your personal data to be incorporated in electronic records of which the holder is Aqualogy Sistemas de Transferencia de Calor, S.A., the address of which is:

Aqualogy Sistemas de Transferencia de Calor, S.A.
Avda. Hermanos Bou, s/n - Apdo. 490
12080 Castellón (España)
Phone Tel: +34 964 26 11 83
Fax Fax: +34 964 26 01 57
stc@stcsa.es

Said data will be treated by the company in possession of them with the aim of answering any queries made. The party concerned shall maintain the rights to access, rectify, remove and oppose the personal data held in the abovementioned files and may withdraw consent for their use at any time in writing (Organic Law 15/1999 of 13 December on Personal Data Protection).

GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF USE

1. Object

These general terms and conditions regulate the use (including simple access) of this website, of which Aqualogy Sistemas de Transferencia de Calor, S.A. is the holder, including the content and services provided where applicable as part of the site. All individuals accessing this website are considered "users" and expressly, automatically and voluntarily accept the general terms and conditions that are applicable at the time of access to said website, and the specific conditions that in some circumstances may be applicable.

STC reserves all rights to modify at any time, without consultation and without the need to provide advance warning, the structure and design of the website; to change or remove services or content; and to change the conditions of access and/or use of the website.

2. Use of the website

The user is aware that they have sole and full responsibility for their use of the website and they accept this voluntarily and expressly.

The user undertakes to use the website and its services and content in compliance with current legislation, good faith, the generally accepted use, and public order. The use of the website for illicit purposes or purposes that may be detrimental to STC or any third party is prohibited. Throughout their use of the website, the user undertakes not to engage in any behaviour that may be detrimental to the image, the interests and/or the rights of STC and/or third parties or that could damage, disable or overload the website, or that could prevent the normal use of this website in any way.

STC will adopt security measures that are considered adequate for detecting the existence of viruses. However, the user should be aware that the security measures of online IT systems are not entirely reliable and STC cannot therefore guarantee the non-existence of viruses or other elements that could cause changes to the IT systems (software and hardware) employed by the user or to their electronic documents and files contained in these.

3. Industrial and intellectual property rights

All industrial and intellectual property rights and all of the information contained in this website (images, graphic design, source code, design, browsing structure, databases and any other content of the site) is the exclusive property of STC.

These general terms and conditions do not transfer any intellectual or industrial property rights to the website or any of its integral elements (images, graphic designs, source code, design, browsing structure, databases or any other content of the site) and the reproduction, transformation, distribution, public communication, provision, extraction, reuse or use of any sort by any means or procedure of any of these by the user are expressly prohibited, except in cases where this is legally permitted or authorised expressly in writing by the owner of the relevant rights.

The user is solely authorised to view and obtain a temporary personal copy of the content for their personal and private use on their IT systems (software and hardware), which shall not subsequently be ceded to third parties. With the exceptions above, the user may not change or reproduce this information in part or in full without the express written consent of STC. This includes but is not limited to the following points:

1) The user is not authorised to use the information contained in the website in order to carry out commercial or professional activities (direct sales or for any other commercial purposes, or marketing said information in any way).

2) The user is not authorised to withdraw, avoid or manipulate the copyright or any other data identifying the rights of STC, or any other protection mechanisms.

3) The user is not authorised to remove, decompile or invert the databases in which the website information is contained.

4) The user shall respect and undertakes not to take any direct or indirect action in order to avoid, violate or leave without effect any measure of any type intended to protect the website.

All of the information on the website is protected by author’s rights. The unauthorised use of the information contained in this website, its resale or any damage to the intellectual or industrial property rights of STC shall invoke the legally established responsibilities.

The brands (distinctive signs and logos) that appear on the website are owned exclusively by STC and are duly registered or in the process of registration. The names of other products, services and companies that appear in this document or on the website may be brands or other distinctive signs registered by their respective and legitimate owners.

4. Legal disclaimer

STC accepts no liability for losses or damages resulting from the use of the content of its website. In particular, STC accepts no responsibility for the content or the status of links contained in this website that may take the user to other websites and pages managed by third parties. STC accepts no responsibility for the content or the status of said websites and pages. Access to these via this website does not imply that STC recommends or endorses the content of said sites.

STC accepts no liability for technical faults in the service provided by its server centre or by the communication networks, or for problems caused by the incorrect operation or use of browser versions that are not optimised.

Access to the website and whatsoever use that may be made of the information on the site is the sole responsibility of the user. STC will not be held responsible for any consequence, damage or loss that may result from said access to or use of the information. STC accepts no liability for possible security errors that may occur or possible damages that may be caused to the user's IT system (hardware and software), or the files or documents stored in this, due to the presence of a virus on the user's computer used for connecting to the services and content of the website, to a malfunction in the browser or to the use of non-updated versions of the browser.

5. Hyperlinks and linked websites 

The provision of a hyperlink in no case implies the existence of relations between STC and the owner of the site or the web page on which the hyperlink appears, nor the acceptance or approval by STC of its content or services.

STC reserves the right in all cases to block or remove any hyperlink to its website at any time, particularly where there is suspected illicit activity or content involving the website on which the hyperlink appears.

To this effect, the STC website provides users with hyperlinks or technical devices for linking (e.g. links or buttons) that give the user access to Internet sites or portals that belong to or are managed by third parties (linked sites). These tools are provided solely for the search for and access to information, content and services available on the Internet.

STC neither offers nor markets the information, content and services available in the linked sites itself, nor does it do so through third parties, nor does it endorse, supervise or control the content and services or any other material of any type on these sites in any way. By using these sites, the user accepts sole responsibility for browsing through these sites.

6. Applicable legislation and jurisdiction

These general terms and conditions of use are governed by Spanish law.
STC and the user submit to the judgements of the courts and tribunals of the city of Castellón for the resolution of any questions or legal disputes that may emerge as a result of the provision of the service of this website and the content therein or concerning the interpretation, application, fulfilment or non-fulfilment of the details of these terms and conditions, with the express waiver of any other jurisdiction to which they might have recourse.

Aqualogy Sistemas de Transferencia de Calor, S.A. (Spain), 2011. Reproduction in full or in part is prohibited. All rights reserved.
 
 
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  • RECYCLING: AN ECOLOGICAL FUTURE FOR RESIDUAL SLUDGE
    Technological improvements and innovation in wastewater treatments have resulted in an increase in the amount of residual sludge that remains after the water recycling.

    ¿Qué hacer con estos residuos?
    There was a need to produce practical and innovative recovery alternatives with a special emphasis on environmental safety.

    Accordingly, our main concern is to improve the systems that are used for the treatment of this sludge, regardless of its final destination. Our objective is to make this product profitable and recoverable in terms of agricultural use or energy production.
     
  • TECHNOLOGY AT THE SERVICE OF THE ENVIRONMENT
    To transform residual sludge from wastewater treatment plants, urban waste and industrial waste, an efficient system has been created to recover residual heat and convert it into energy to power the plants: thermal sludge drying.

    Technological solutions in which research and development have created a new product: dehydrated sludge,
    Our objective is to develop the necessary technology using heat pumps for the process to dry this waste and to provide the best sludge treatment system, optimising profits and costs and ensuring quality control and preventive measures so that the thermal drying of biosolids and urban waste is a process that guarantees reuse and helps to maintain the quality of the environment.
     
  • THE DESTINATION OF RESIDUAL SLUDGE: RECYCLING
    The impact the poor use of technology has had on the environment and on the excessive use of natural resources has led us to try to solve, at least to a small extent, the problems that have been caused.

    New thermal sludge drying lines have managed to generate new expectations for the recovery and recycling of dry biosolids.
    This process produces new energy sources, electricity and sustainable heat, and reduces its volume, reducing transport and storage costs, achieving a product that is highly sanitised with great subsequent potential for use.

    Accordingly, investment in installations for this purpose represents a saving, as its mission is to recover the greatest amount of energy from the waste while achieving maximum protection of the environment.
     
  • RESIDUAL SLUDGE TREATMENT
    Technological innovation is a strong force in new recycling systems and in the recovery of solid and liquid waste.

    One of the most urgent environmental problems is the disposal of residual sludge from wastewater treatment plants.
    Growing societal concerns about environmental protection, reducing energy consumption and looking after and preserving sources of raw material demand the reduction and disposal of waste in a safe and sustainable manner.

    It is, therefore, of vital importance to develop clean technologies that ensure the reuse and recycling of waste that otherwise would contaminate the environment.
     
  • RECYCLING: AN ECOLOGICAL FUTURE FOR RESIDUAL SLUDGE
    The thermal sludge drying process is the result of this need to reuse the biosolids generated at wastewater treatment plants. The organic matter of dehydrated sludge produces a biogas that can be used to generate enough energy to cover the operational needs of the wastewater treatment plant, making the system energy and cost efficient.
    The development, manufacture and installation of the machinery necessary for the drying treatment help the recycling of the sludge and could resolve a number of urgent economic and environmental problems:

    - The saturation of landfills.

    - The reduction of transport costs, etc.

    - The reduction of the consumption of natural resources.
     
  • THERMAL SLUDGE DRYING, AN ENVIRONMENTAL CHALLENGE
    The installation of thermal drying tunnels and machinery to dehydrate residual sludge allows it to be used, helping with its disposal, as the energy production associated with the drying process compensates the investment in these installations, in addition to providing a system to manage this waste and its quality control to guarantee the health and safety of the environment.
    It is the most effective solution to treat sludge and recover its energy potential.

    Studies on the recovery of the dehydrated biomass that results from the drying process have concluded that it is the best system to minimise energy consumption and environmental impacts.

    The future will be the recovery of this residual energy generated by the production of residual sludge.
     
  • SPECTACULAR ADVANCES IN BIOENERGY AND BIOFUELS
    Our company and our partners are working to achieve energy efficiency for the future. 

    The aim is to provide more intelligent and greener energy by means of research and development and innovation.
    The debate on how to achieve the sustainable development of renewable energy is under way.

    Fostering its study and consumption and improving the various technologies and production systems will be the future of new energy sources.
     
  • THE DESTINATION OF RESIDUAL SLUDGE: RECYCLING
    The treatment of sludge generated in wastewater treatment plants by low-temperature thermal drying is the result of research and the need to find viable solutions to the lack of  energy resources and the current high levels of environmental pollution.
     
  • THERMAL SLUDGE DRYING, AN ENVIRONMENTAL CHALLENGE
    The production of sludge from wastewater treatment plants and its disposal represent a real problem for the environment.

    Industrial and urban waste generation is on the rise and it is becoming increasingly necessary to find a suitable disposal solution.
    The method most used is dumping in landfills, but this is not the most suitable or sustainable method in terms of costs and protection of the environment.

    Research initiatives have resulted in the development of technological solutions that enable this waste to be treated and used in beneficial ways. One of these systems is thermal sludge drying, which consists of the application of heat to evaporate the high content of water in these biosolids.
     
  • THE DESTINATION OF RESIDUAL SLUDGE: RECYCLING
    There are currently numerous studies and projects of great interest on the treatment and energy recovery of the dehydrated sludge produced at wastewater treatment plants:

    - When reconverted into a neutral material it can be used to produce cement and asphalt and can be used in the manufacture of ceramics and bricks.

    - Its transformation into mineral wool.
    - Its use as an alternative fuel alternative fuel, recovering its residual energy and creating new sources of energy.

    - Or its reuse in agriculture as compost and fertiliser, the use of which is regulated and controlled by the European Union to prevent high concentrations of certain substances and heavy metals and possible harmful effects to water, soil, plant life, animals and human health.
     
  • SPECTACULAR ADVANCES IN BIOENERGY AND BIOFUELS
    We are already on the road towards bioenergy and biofuel technologies. Innovation and R&D projects are the future of these technologies, a future that is already here.

    Technological advances have enabled the development in recent years of more efficient processes to transform residual biomass, solid urban waste and wastewater treatment plant sludge into the gold of the future.
    Residual products which had to be disposed of and had negative costs are now becoming significant economic savings as they in turn generate energy.

    Biomass to produce electricity or heating and high-quality biofuels from dehydrated sludge and biodiesel are now the main sources of renewable energy, considered to be the best solution to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and the pollution of the environment.
     
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