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Thermal Oxidizers

Thermal oxidizers reduce air pollution by heating contaminated air until it reaches temperatures high enough to break down the hazardous compounds, leaving carbon dioxide and water vapor as byproducts. Many industrial processes result in the production of air pollutants such as volatile organic compounds, hydrocarbon, solvent fumes and halogenated and hazardous air pollutants. As these pollutants can cause serious environmental and biological damage, it is vital that they be managed and disposed of properly.

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Adwest Technologies, Inc.
Anaheim, CA
714-632-9801
Adwest Technologies manufactures cost effective VOC abatement air pollution control through its RETOX Regenerative Thermal Oxidizers. RTOs provide solutions for volatile organic compounds, consisting of hydrocarbon, solvent fume, halogenated & other hazardous air pollutants. Our company specializes & prides itself in manufacturing RETOX RTO Dual Chamber Thermal Oxidizers for air pollution control.
 
Anguil Environmental Systems, Inc.
Milwaukee, WI
414-365-6400
Anguil designs, manufactures, installs & services various oxidizer technologies, all with high destruction efficiency & low operating costs. Products include regenerative, catalytic & thermal oxidizers, rotor concentrators, scrubbers & odor abatement systems to destroy Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) & Hazardous Air Pollutants (HAPs). Heat & energy recovery options are also available.
 
Air-Clear LLC
Elkton, MD
443-245-3400
Dedicated to providing the best air pollution control solution by learning about your process & meeting your specific air quality needs, Air-Clear maximizes your investment with the highest quality, most energy efficient, cost effective VOC reduction & odor control. Products: thermal & catalytic oxidizers (regenerative & recuperative), dust collectors & coalescing fiberbed filter mist collectors.
 
Pollution Systems
Houston, TX
888-535-7310
As leading experienced fume incinerator manufacturers, Pollution Systems Solutions offers used and refurbished fume incinerators, along with new custom or standard design fume incinerators. Offering a full fume incinerator product line, Pollution Systems Solutions fume incinerator product capabilities help meet unique operating situations requiring long-lasting and innovative fume incinerators.
 

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APC Technologies, Inc.
Pittsburgh, PA
877-464-2728
APC Technologies, as knowledgeable oxidizers manufacturers, has quality oxidizer experience when purchasing air pollution control equipment. With turnkey installation capabilities, APC Technologies offers an array of oxidizers including catalytic oxidizers, recuperative thermal oxidizers and regenerative thermal oxidizers. APC Technologies has complete dedication to customer oxidizer satisfaction.
 
Bisco Enterprise, Inc.
Addison, IL
800-878-7309
With over 40 years of designing industrial clean air systems, Bisco's air pollution control solutions are safe, clean, easy & economical. Air cleaning & purifying equipment includes mist & smoke eliminators, dust & powder collectors, weld fume & smoke ventilation units, long-lasting & highly efficient self-cleaning air filters, ducting & accessories. Great service & support before & after sale!
 
Air Cleaning Technology, Inc.
Santa Ana, CA
800-640-9008
As family owned and operated pollution control equipment manufacturers, Air Cleaning Technology has highly skilled engineers working for the control of air pollution as well as solutions to air pollution. Pollution solutions companies like Air Cleaning Technology strive for air pollution solutions, Air Cleaning Technology so much so that they have are a full service air pollution control company.
 
Ultra-Flow Inc.
Waterloo, ON
800-267-5585
Ultra-Flow is experienced in air pollution solutions and considers it their purpose as pollution control equipment manufacturers to offer lower operating and maintenance costs for consumer-affordability. As one of the leading pollution control equipment companies, Ultra-Flow is concerned with the control of air pollution and solutions to air pollution and believe in air pollution control products.
 
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Thermal Oxidizers

Thermal oxidizers offer a means of disposal for toxic air pollutants and are used in several industries including polymer and resin manufacturing, food processing, printing, pharmaceuticals, painting, roofing manufacture and many more. Thermal oxidizers are a large piece of equipment and are therefore most widely used in industrial settings that yield high emissions. It is important to consider the requirements of a given application prior to purchase to ensure optimal oxidation occurs. As thermal oxidizers function by burning or heating the contaminants, temperatures are particularly important and range from 1000 to 1800 ° F on average. The solvent load and volume must also be taken into consideration as well as the required airflow. A properly selected thermal oxidizer should boast destruction efficiency rates between 90% and 99%. The higher this percentage the lesser the pollutants released into the atmosphere.

As concerns over emissions mount, the EPA encourages and often requires the use of air pollution control mechanisms such as thermal oxidizers which are a popular choice in industrial settings with high process air emissions. Thermal oxidizers can be categorized as direct flame or non-flame. The former is the simplest option as it requires a firing box into which the process stream flows. A burner converts the materials as needed. The time needed to complete this goal varies. Non-flame oxidizers are often more popular as they offer ample opportunity for the recovery and reuse of the heat energy. In these systems the tainted air is forced through a heated tube which slowly increases the temperature until the impurities are broken down. The purified air is then exhausted into the atmosphere. Heat recovery systems in this particular type of pollution control equipment may be either recuperative or regenerative. Recuperative models recover about 50% to 75% of the generated heat using a plate or shell and tube heat exchanger which uses the heat from recently cleaned air to heat the dirty incoming air. Regenerative models are much more efficient with up to 95% energy efficiency as they use ceramic heat transfer beds. The energy and cost savings of these types of thermal oxidizers make their application more popular than direct flame options in many industrial settings.