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Indonesia is one of Southeast Asia’s largest consumers and producers of sugar. With rising demand from food and beverage industries, pharmaceutical companies, and households, ensuring the quality and purity of sugar has become a national priority. Among the many methods employed in the refining of sugar, the ion exchange process stands out as an efficient,

Boilers are a critical component of various industries in Indonesia, including manufacturing, power generation, food processing, and chemical production. To ensure efficiency, longevity, and safety, proper boiler water treatment is essential. Without it, boilers are susceptible to scaling, corrosion, and microbial contamination, leading to costly repairs and operational downtime. What is Boiler Water Treatment? Boiler

As Indonesia continues to urbanize and industrialize, the demand for sustainable water solutions has never been greater. Waste water management plays a crucial role in maintaining environmental balance, reducing pollution, and ensuring the availability of clean water resources. In recent years, Indonesia has witnessed remarkable advancements in wastewater management, driven by technological innovations, regulatory initiatives,

Indonesia, a sprawling archipelago with a growing population, faces a pressing challenge: managing its increasing waste generation while striving to meet its energy needs sustainably. As urbanization accelerates, so does the amount of waste produced. In this context, waste-to-energy (WTE) solutions have emerged as a promising approach to address both waste management and energy production.