Solvent Recovery systems from NexGen Enviro Systems

Solvent Recycling or Solvent Recovery uses a distillation unit. Distillation is the separation of solvents by difference of boiling points to produce reusable, purified solvent. Distillation systems generally include multiple stage, vapor liquid contacting equipment. If dissolved solids are also present, then the process may also include an evaporation step that vaporizes the volatile compounds, so the solids can be removed.

If you are running the chemical, pharmaceutical, manufacturing, fabrication or another process industry, chances are your manufacturing method requires solvents. No matter how carefully you work to reduce solvent use to the absolute minimum, you simply can not eliminate all the chemical byproducts of manufacturing. Without proper Solvent Recovery System we can’t able to reduce the solvents completely. If you are approaching some solvent waste disposal company it may leads to big expenditure. So you have to choose a better option to resolve this issue.

What is the option? Solvent Recovery systems from NexGen Enviro Systems. Our Solvent Recovery systems employ modern distillation technology to separate and recover valuable chemical products from waste mixtures. Using these systems, you can recover and reuse solvents from a wide range of processes. Even from composite mixtures with high variability from batch to batch. These Solvent Recovery systems are designed to help you recover more from your manufacturing process and waste less. So it is also called as Waste Recovery System.

crude oil futures slipped because of job cuts

U.S. crude oil futures slipped on Wed (Sep2) as a report on private employer job cuts pressured oil futures and
equities while elating the dollar. Crude oil futures were knocked lower on Tuesday by concerns about bank failures
and economic recovery, and the market was awaiting government inventory data due Wednesday morning after
industry figures showed crude supplies fell sharply last week. U.S. private employers cut 298,000 jobs in August,
fewer than a revised 360,000 jobs cut in July but more than the 250,000 job cuts predicted by analysts, a report
by ADP Employer Services said on Wednesday. 

 The ADP report caused the dollar to strengthen against the Euro/USD and pressured U.S. equities at the open.
The American Petroleum Institute (reported Tuesday that crude oil stocks fell 3.2 million barrels in the week to
Aug. 28.Gasoline stocks fell 2.8 million barrels and distillate stocks rose 920,000 barrels. 

Today's(Sep 2) market movement

Today’s market trend was choppy as global markets exhibited weakness and U.S. index futures trended lower in the middle of fresh concern about the health of the U.S. financial sector. Though economic reports from some part of the world were fairly positive, investors remained highly unwilling to build up positions today. There were a few rallies because of the selective stocks and made the situation to sell during every rise.

The Sensex, which opened nearly 70 points down and dropped down to 15,392.68 in early trade, rose to 15,628.10 a few min before noon, but failed to sustain at higher levels and fell into the red again. The barometer eventually ended the day at 15,467.46 with a sharp loss of 83.73 points or 0.54%.The Nifty index of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) closed lower by 17 points or 0.37% at 4608.35. In intra-day trading, the Nifty touched a low of 4576.60 and high of 4650.45.Information Technology (IT) stocks had a fairly good session thanks to a weak rupee. Select Pharma, FMCG and oil stocks moved up sharply. Realty, auto and capital goods stocks failed to hold gains and ended with notable losses. Power, bank and metal stocks were mostly subdued today.

New cars from Hyundai@2.63lakh

India's 2nd largest car maker Hyundai Motors India on Wednesday launched a new range of its flagship Santro car, priced between Rs 2.63 lakh and Rs 3.48 lakh."Santro has been a amazing success in India right from the start. The new Santro models has been designed with luxurious interiors and enhanced exterior features to further improve its appeal to the customers", Hyundai Motors India (HMIL) Managing Director, H S Lheem said in a statement. Hyundai has so far sold about 15 lakh units of Santro in the country. The new model under Santro Non-Ac is priced at Rs 2.63 lakh, while Santro GL and GLS are priced at Rs 3.28 lakh and Rs 3.48 lakh respectively. The LPG variant of Santro GL is priced at Rs 3.49 lakh, whereas the LPG variant of Santro GLS is priced at Rs 3.69 lakh.Usually in india most of the peoples used to opt for LPG variant cars only.this is a good move from Hyundai to increase there market gap in small car industry in india.