Inspection pond of POME in Sampit, Central Borneo Posted on August 6, 2020 by admin View this post on Instagram "Menepuk air di dulang, terpercik muka sendiri." Uniknya, peribahasa Indonesia satu ini kebetulan kontradiktif antara maknanya dengan kenyataan di lapangan dalam dunia inspeksi limbah cair dari pabrik Kelapa Sawit. Makna dari peribahasa tersebut dalam kehidupan nyata yg notabene negatif, malahan seringkali dibutuhkan saat inspeksi kolam dari limbah cair di pabrik Kelapa Sawit. Dengan kita menepuk-nepuk air di kolam tersebut, dapat kita lihat dan ketahui apakah lebih banyak air atau minyaknya yg ada pada kolam tersebut. Dimana kita semua tahu ilmu fisika dasar bahwa minyak dan air tak bisa bersatu, minyak akan selalu berada di atas air karena berat jenisnya lebih ringan dibandingkan air. So guys, kalau menepuk air di dulang terpercik muka sendiri baiknya jangan kita lakukan dalam kehidupan sehari-hari, tapi sebaliknya menepuk-nepuk air di kolam PAO baiknya dilakukan agar tidak keliru dalam mengestimasikan banyaknya kandungan minyak dalam kolam tersebut. 🎊🌴 A post shared by HADE Energia Globale (@hadepalm.indonesia) on Aug 5, 2020 at 9:26pm PDT Please follow and like us:
One fine meeting with client from Sydney, Australia Posted on June 9, 2020 by admin View this post on Instagram One fine meeting with Mr. Meiky Alexander from Sydney, Australia. He visited our office at Belleza Tower Jakarta, after having us on his email and chat correspondences for some weeks. With that kind of distance, surely this meeting was held before the Covid-19 pandemic in Jakarta, around late January 2020. A post shared by HADE Energia Globale (@hadepalm.indonesia) on Jun 9, 2020 at 7:36am PDT Please follow and like us:
Refining the residual liquid project, with a scientist from Japan Posted on June 9, 2020 by admin View this post on Instagram These meetings are conducted before and during the Covid-19 pandemic. We work with Mr. Shin Imai, PhD,. to find the most proper type of refined residual liquid from Oil palm which can be used to satisfy the Japanese market of biofuels. The refinery is working on Palm Acid Oil to be refined as RB-PAO, then to be the final refined product named PESFAD. While the European market absorbing this kind of waste within its raw form, the Japanese is trying how to make it more efficient by refined the waste firstly, so their generators can be work smoothly and easy-maintenance. Surely, we are the home country taking the advantages of this kind of economical cake for semi-raw processing. On the other hand, helping the world demand of biofuels without doing any trade-off between food and energy. 🌴🌴⚡ A post shared by HADE Energia Globale (@hadepalm.indonesia) on Jun 9, 2020 at 7:26am PDT Please follow and like us:
Our Jakarta office at Bellezza Office Tower Posted on February 3, 2020 by admin View this post on Instagram Our Jakarta office at Bellezza Office Tower Other operational and representative offices are in Sampit (Borneo), Pekanbaru (Sumatra), and Milan (Italy). A post shared by HADE Energia Globale (@hadepalm.indonesia) on Feb 2, 2020 at 10:01pm PST Please follow and like us:
Sample of PAO from Sampit Central Borneo just arrived to our hometown at South Jakarta Posted on January 27, 2020 by admin View this post on Instagram Sample of PAO from Sampit Central Borneo just arrived to South Jakarta 🌴 A post shared by HADE Energia Globale (@hadepalm.indonesia) on Jan 27, 2020 at 1:36am PST Please follow and like us:
Another sample of PAO sent to our client in Hongkong Posted on December 20, 2019 by admin View this post on Instagram Another sample of PAO sent to Hongkong, for our Australian client. 🌴⛅ A post shared by HADE Energia Globale (@hadepalm.indonesia) on Dec 19, 2019 at 8:47pm PST Please follow and like us:
