Electric Catalytic Oxidizers (CatOx) operate on electricity instead of natural gas to achieve the same destruction rates as the standard technology, but in a more sustainable way.
An Electric Recuperative Catalytic Oxidizer (ERCO) is a catalytic oxidizer that uses electric heaters instead of gas burners to heat the dirty air to the catalyst operating temperature. Like all catalytic oxidizers, ERCOs use a catalyst to convert Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) into carbon dioxide, water vapor, and thermal energy at a lower temperature than other thermal oxidizers. This flameless option makes an ideal emissions control system for facilities without ready access to natural gas or those concerned with the potential hazards of gas-burning systems; additionally, the ERCO is a unique solution for companies looking for a more sustainable air treatment technology.
The benefits of an Electric CatOx include less harmful emissions, a flexible design footprint, and reduced installation & operating expenses.
The 3D model below exhibits a Pollution Systems Recuperative Catalytic Oxidizer (RCO). Simply hover your cursor within the frame and use the mouse to rotate and zoom the model.
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Pollution Systems manufactures Electric Catalytic Oxidizers (CatOx) to your operating preferences and requirements to provide a solution that offers high reliability, improved sustainability, and an economical lifetime cost of ownership. Contact us to discuss the production factors that are most important to you.
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