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Odour control system
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Industrial gas cleaning
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VOC abatement
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Air pollution control systems
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Hazardous waste flue gas cleaning systems
Industrial Odour & Emission Control Systems
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Who uses Odour & Emission Control systems?
There are many companies who we have worked alongside to reduce their air pollution. These include:
- Waste Transfer Sites (WTS), Refuse Derived Fuel (RDF), both can be utilising household waste for Energy Recovery Facilities (ERF)
- Anaerobic Digestion Facilities
- Food Processing Companies, including among many; Abbatoirs, Poultry processing, Garlic & Sauce production
- GRP Manufacturing sites, giving off Styrene Fumes
- Chemical Production sites
- Sewage Treatment sites and landfill sites
What type of Odour & Emission Control systems are there?
Our systems include the following types of installation:
- Activated Carbon treatment – Dry Scrubbers
- Wet Scrubbers, including Acid and Water
- Biofilters
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What is Odour & Emission control?
Legislation to protect our environment increasingly requires a gas-phase emission control system to reduce harmful gas emissions or control nuisance odours.
Odour & Emission control systems reduce the level of air pollution via multiple types of filtration systems, specifically designed to suit the need. Getting the right type of ventilation to deal with fumes and odours such as waste can help make a positive impact on the environment and reduce toxic fumes within the workplace.
Why is it needed?
Usually these air pollution streams are caused by extraction of odorous air from the factory, which is essential for workers health. However there is discharge limits that must be met. Neighbourhoods have the right to raise issues with unpleasant odours, and can enforce changes in discharge levels of Odours and Emissions.
EXEON’s expert advice, innovative design and practical solutions ensure you can benefit from an emission control system that protects both your workforce and local environment. Industrial gas cleaning systems are vital in a range of working environments.
Typical applications in:
- Food industry
- Biotechnology
- Military Facilities
- Engineering and Automotive
- Industrial & Chemical Manufacturing
- Laboratories
- Nuclear Processing
- Medical and Pharmaceutical facilities
- Sewage Treatment and landfill
- Waste handling
SOME OF OUR RECENT EMISSION CONTROL SYSTEMS
Odour control Methods
Industrial odour and emission control systems enable companies to be fully compliant with clean air regulations by reducing harmful emissions and nuisance odours. They are an efficient means to ensure that you retain a healthy environment for employees and neighbours.
There is a range of different methods available to reduce odour and emissions across a variety of industrial processes and installations.
Industrial Activated Carbon Filters
Industrial odour and emission control systems utilise activated carbon filters to effectively remove gases and unpleasant odours, particularly volatile organic compounds (VOCs), promoting a safer and more pleasant work environment.
Emission Control Systems
Meticulously designed emission control systems monitor and reduce harmful byproducts generated during industrial operations, ensuring regulatory compliance and safeguarding air quality.
Ventilation Systems for Waste Processing Facilities
Ventilation systems play a crucial role in waste processing facilities by reducing odours, fumes, dust, and airborne particles, prioritising worker well-being and enhancing air quality within the facility.
Odour Control Solutions Across Industries
Odour control solutions are deployed across diverse industrial processes to mitigate nuisance and hazardous odours, improving the quality of life for on-site personnel and neighbouring communities.
Pollution Control Systems for Industrial Compliance
Pollution control systems employ various devices and equipment, such as scrubbers and electrostatic precipitators, to manage air pollutants emitted from industrial activities, ensuring regulatory compliance and environmental sustainability.