Cupola waste gas treatment
Coarse and fine particles are filtered prior to high temperature thermal oxidation of exhaust gases from cupola furnaces. Cupola waste gases are rich in carbon monoxide, which is used as additional fuel in the oxidation chamber. Excess heat is returned through blast air into the cupola.
Waste gas thermal oxidation
Gaseous air pollutants are oxidized at high temperatures in brick or ceramic fiber insulated chambers. Our oxidation chambers are designed to achieve sufficient temperature, residence time and turbulence. Generated heat is commonly reused for the heating of process air, oil or water, or steam generation.
Regenerative thermal oxidation
Regenerative thermal oxidation is used in processes where high quantities of hot exhaust gases are generated and efficient heat recovery is demanded. The units are using ceramic heat transfer media shaped into blocks with large heat exchange surface. Our RTO systems have high heat accumulation capacity and chemical resistance, and achieve thermal efficiency between 93% and 97%.