air pollution control industry Applications
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Air pollution control for the laminating industry
Treatment of solvent fumes from adhesives used in laminating process – commonly use thermal oxidizers for air pollution control needs.
By Catalytic Products International (CPI) based in Lake Zurich, ILLINOIS (USA).
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Air pollution control for the composites industry
Moding release and woven/non-woven layups such as fiberglass or carbon fiber products – commonly use concentrators for air pollution control needs.
By Catalytic Products International (CPI) based in Lake Zurich, ILLINOIS (USA).
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Air pollution control for the confection industry
Candy panning, moguls, or glazing operations – commonly use catalytic oxidizers for air pollution control needs.
By Catalytic Products International (CPI) based in Lake Zurich, ILLINOIS (USA).
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Air pollution control for the foundry industry
Sand coatings to the gas producers or foundries – commonly use thermal oxidizers for air pollution control needs.
By Catalytic Products International (CPI) based in Lake Zurich, ILLINOIS (USA).
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Air pollution control for the pharmaceutical industry
Companies that develop or produce drugs for use as medications – commonly use catalytic oxidizers for air pollution control needs .
By Catalytic Products International (CPI) based in Lake Zurich, ILLINOIS (USA).
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PremiumIndustrial air pollution control for the energy and resources
Fossil fuel, hydropower as well as nuclear energy continue to be the world`s predominant energy resources. Increasing efforts are being invested in the securing of new fonts of energy. Extensive industrial research opens a broad variety of new applications for air purification.
By Chemisch Thermische Prozesstechnik GmbH / CTP Air Pollution Control based in Graz, AUSTRIA.
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PremiumIndustrial air pollution control for the metals and mining
Since mankind`s early beginnings, mining, metallurgy and the subsequent processing of natural resources have evolved into one of the most significant industries. Known as `heavy-industry`, this branch plays an important economic role in most countries. The scope of applications for CTP systems ranges from the mining of natural resources (e.g. bauxite and gold-ore mining), through the production of acetylene gas from coal and calcium carbonate, to the aluminium and steel industry and their foundries.
By Chemisch Thermische Prozesstechnik GmbH / CTP Air Pollution Control based in Graz, AUSTRIA.
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PremiumAir pollution control for the metal decorating industry
Environmental regulations for air pollution cotrol at metal decorating and packaging facilities usually address can makers, base coil coaters, or metal parts and packaging manufacturers. Metal Decorating can be classified as any process where metal is formed painted, or coated. Metal Packaging is generally considered processes involved in the production of aluminum cans, light metal containers, closures and components.
By Anguil Environmental Systems, Inc. based in Milwaukee, WISCONSIN (USA).
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PremiumAir pollution control for the coating industry
Whether you are flow coating miniblinds, magnetic tape, aluminum cans, coils, wire or paper, Anguil`s 35 years of pollution control experience has provided unique insight into the wide variety of applications in the coating industry. Anguil`s experience leads directly to savings for our customers. Determining your solution begins by quantifying the problem with a thorough assessment of your emissions. Utilizing proven principles of design engineering, your system will evolve to incorporate air volume reduction strategies to reduce system size, meaning a reduction in both capital and operating costs. This can be achieved by recirculating the air in drying ovens or by cascading areas of lower VOC concentration to areas of higher VOC concentration.
By Anguil Environmental Systems, Inc. based in Milwaukee, WISCONSIN (USA).
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Air pollution control for the coil coating industry
Surface coating or painting of wide and narrow coils – commonly use thermal oxidizers for air pollution control needs.
By Catalytic Products International (CPI) based in Lake Zurich, ILLINOIS (USA).
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Air pollution control for the coffee roasting industry
Large and small roasting operations that have unique challenges – commonly use catalytic oxidizers for air pollution control needs.
By Catalytic Products International (CPI) based in Lake Zurich, ILLINOIS (USA).
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Air pollution control for the packaging industry
Treatment of exhaust streams from printed, laminated, or flexible packaging – commonly use regenerative thermal oxidizers (RTO) for air pollution control needs.
By Catalytic Products International (CPI) based in Lake Zurich, ILLINOIS (USA).
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Air pollution control for the metal industry
Surface printing and coating operations in the metal can manufacturing industries – commonly use thermal oxidizers for air pollution control needs with heat exchangers for energy conservation.
By Catalytic Products International (CPI) based in Lake Zurich, ILLINOIS (USA).
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Air pollution control for the textiles industry
Companies that use solvent based inks, dies, or coatings in the textile manufacturing process – commonly incorporate from filtration systems in the control plan.
By Catalytic Products International (CPI) based in Lake Zurich, ILLINOIS (USA).
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Air pollution control for the pesticide industry
By Nacah Tech LLC based in Pittsburgh, PENNSYLVANIA (USA).
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Air pollution control for the chemical industry
Companies that produce industrial chemicals converting raw materials into different products – commonly use thermal oxidizers for air pollution control needs.
By Catalytic Products International (CPI) based in Lake Zurich, ILLINOIS (USA).
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PremiumAir pollution control for ventilation air methane industry
Ventilation Air Methane (VAM) is a Greenhouse Gas (GHG) released by coal or mineral mining operations, it is also commonly known as Coal Mine Methane (CMM). The air pollutants from this process have a global warming potential 21 times greater than carbon dioxide, which is another well known GHG. As alternative energy technologies have developed, methane is increasingly used to generate electricity and heat. Landfills and mines represent two of the most abundant sources, however reports indicate that more than 50% of all VAM is exhausted from mine ventilation systems and remains unutilized.
By Anguil Environmental Systems, Inc. based in Milwaukee, WISCONSIN (USA).
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PremiumIndustrial air pollution control for the pharmaceutical industry
The pharmaceutical industry is one of the most important and growing industries worldwide. Personal well-being is becoming ever more important, and the accelerating ageing effect consequently gives rise to increased expenditure on pharmaceuticals and medicine. CTP air pollution control systems not only focus on pharmaceuticals and generics, but also on applications in medical supplies, ranging from bandages and associated materials to medical and plastic implants.
By Chemisch Thermische Prozesstechnik GmbH / CTP Air Pollution Control based in Graz, AUSTRIA.
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PremiumIndustrial air pollution control for the chemical and petrochemical industry
CTP systems can be found in every leading production company: thanks to the experience and the expertise developed in partnership with our customers for processes with inconsistent waste gas volumes; varying concentrations of organic components; gases contaminated with aerosols. CTP has installed systems for waste gas streams ranging from 1,000 to 200,000 Nm³/h. CTP supplies this industry with mainly catalytic systems, regenerative thermal oxidisers (RTO) and adsorbers. As the flue gases in this industry are often explosive mixtures, CTP systems have to be completed with special safety conduits and filters to help reduce hazards during continued operation.
By Chemisch Thermische Prozesstechnik GmbH / CTP Air Pollution Control based in Graz, AUSTRIA.
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PremiumIndustrial air pollution control for the electronics and electrical industry
The world`s appetite for electronic devices - from simple household appliances to sophisticated computers - has led to rapid growth of both these industries. Typically for the electronics industry, there are large waste gas streams (up to 400,000 Nm³/h) with relatively low concentrations of different solvents. The waste gases mainly occur in coating, cleaning and etching processes during the production of semiconductors, CDs/DVDs, Blue-ray discs, DVTs, TFT-LCD and plasma displays. The electronics industry has important standards to meet regarding environmental protection. CTP complies with these requirements: From zero emission goals, to installations on the roofs of production facilities.
By Chemisch Thermische Prozesstechnik GmbH / CTP Air Pollution Control based in Graz, AUSTRIA.
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