Air Clean-Up Technology
Volatile
Organics or Solvents Problems?
Clive Hadfield & Associates
Ltd offer:
- Solvent management and control systems
to reduce or eliminate emissions at source
- Our own low cost absorber unit designed
for simplicity of operation. Test unit
available for proving trials.
- Abatement Engineering and Sourcing
including all techniques (Absorption,
Oxidation, Adsorption, Biological, Cryogenic
etc) with heat and/or solvent recovery
in appropriate cases.
SIMPLE SOLUTION FOR SOLVENT
SHOCK
The simplest and best way to
reduce VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds)
emissions to air is by a good solvent management
system. However, when that is not enough,
and organisations turn to abatement equipment,
they discover that their alternatives are:
LARGE
COST LARGE
SIZE LARGE
COMPLEXITY
NEW ABSORPTION
TECHNOLOGY
Help is now
at hand to meet these problems with a Small
Cost Absorber Unit of a Small Physical
size.
Units are made to order
to handle any volume of airflow, but are
particularly suitable for the many small
installations whose VOC emissions now breach
or approach the new legislative limits.
Recent independent
trials indicate 99% removal is readily
achievable using the technology.
The
process design is based on the principles
of larger scale technology in which air
is cleaned by VOC absorption into a low
cost inert fluid. On-site desorbtion
processes can be set up to recover absorbed
solvents.
The main process advantages
of the technology are:
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Low capital costs, with
a packaged and/or leasing operation
in appropriate cases,
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Low running costs,
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Largely maintenance free,
with a very long life,
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Largely unaffected by fouling
(and able to handle paint droplets)
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Very compact design (small
footprint)
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Can handle variable volume
flows and concentrations,
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Can easily be switched
on & off in conjunction with the
process emitting VOCs,
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Is able to offer solvent
recovery in appropriate circumstances.
APPLICATIONS
The simple system is suitable
for almost any process which results in
solvents or odours being vented into the
atmosphere. These will include any
using solvent-based adhesives, paints or
inks. A pilot unit is available for demonstration
and proving prior to any commitment
being made to use the technology.
For more information contact
us online
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