Transport

March 2022’s top filtration news stories

Each bus will be equipped with closed FC F-513-N fuel cell filters ensuring that the buses keep running and reduce maintenance efforts.

Freudenberg fuel cell filters support India’s first zero-emission bus

The hydrogen production process. Creating green hydrogen has been proven technically possible but scaling up has proved extremely difficult

Hydrogen power: why filtration is the key to a green energy future

Mann+Hummel has already started series production of fuel filters that are compatible with synthetic fuels for various commercial vehicle manufacturers.

Mann-Filter fuel filters help fight emissions

The capability to filter microplastics will be an integrated feature of Wärtsilä’s future wash-water treatment system.

Wärtsilä and Grimaldi unveil new filter system for ocean microplastics

Decreasing space under the hood and the increasing volumes of air needed by engines today mean that highly specialised filter media with high dust holding capacity (DHC) are required.

Neenah Filtration develops medium for engine air filters

BIO-CEL EASY is a compact membrane bioreactor solution which enables communities without a direct connection to a wastewater disposal network to treat their wastewater on site.

Mann+Hummel covers cleaner mobility, air and water at Filtech

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Xebec Adsorption CEO to retire

The biggest advantages that the use of polycarbonate offers are the very low pressure drop and a high dust holding capacity.

Neenah Filtration adds polycarbonate to air filter media

Hengst has developed a water filter that effectively filters out heavy metals, odours, turbidity and bacteria, in order to provide high quality drinking water.

Hengst showcases product portfolio at Filtech 2022

Fairbanks Morse Defense acquires Fluid Filtration Specialists

Charging an electric vehicle.

Ahlstrom-Munksjö expands range for electric vehicles