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Envac invented the vacuum waste collection system in 1961. Since then we have designed and installed over a thousand stationary, mobile and kitchen vacuum waste systems worldwide. These are just a few of many premium cases representing different areas of application.

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Hammarby Sjöstad

This district has evolved to become one of the finest examples of sustainable urban development in the world. Envac has helped to reduce heavy traffic in the are by 60%.
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St Olavs Hospital

At this hospital a new source separating technology for waste allows four different waste streams to be collected in one disposal inlet.
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Pearl of Qatar Phase 1

The Pearl of Qatar required a superior waste management solution to provide the development with a competitive advantage over the other developments in Qatar.
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Wembley City

The main reason the Envac system was chosen was the reduction in vehicle movements, the carbon savings it provided and for making the development a cleaner and safer environment for people to live and work.
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Jumeirah Beach Residence

Jumeirah Beach Residence is the single largest residential development in the world. The Envac system spans the 1.7 km long development with over 6km of pipes interconnecting 83 waste rooms to 2 collection stations. 66 inlets connect 40 towers and 17 inlets are spread across the retail area.
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Santa Caterina

The Santa Caterina installation collect the refuse of the food market itself and from the flats, shops and bars of the whole area. The double underground collection station of is integrated in the equipment sector of the market itself, below ground.
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Monte del Pilar

In the Monte del Pilar area the collection station is hidden below a traffic circle and invisible to the eye if you don't know its there. A clever way to save urban space and at the same time keeping heavy traffic to the outskirts of the residential area.
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