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BABCOCK WANSON thermal oxidisers have been shown to comply with the European directive on VOC emissions in a wide field of applications.
| Sector |
Process |
Effluent type |
| Metal container |
Painting, Printing |
Ketones, Acetates, Hydrocarbons |
Flexible packing
(paper, cardboard, plastic film) |
Printing |
Acetates, Glycol, Hydrocarbons |
| Printing |
Rotary press, Photogravure |
Ethyl acetate, Alcohols |
| Chemicals |
Production of paints, Resins solvents |
Styrene, Ammonia, Methyl acrylate |
| Textiles |
Finishing, Printing, Dyeing |
MEK, Isopropylacetate, Toluene |
| Rubber |
Production, Vulcanization |
Plasticators, Chloroparaffin |
| Surface treatment |
Lacquering, Varnishing |
Xylene, “Solvesso”, Isobutylacetate, Methoxypropylacetate |
| Paper - carboard |
Printing |
Ketones, Acetates, Alcohols, Hydrocarbons |
| Pharmaceuticals |
Production |
Ethyl alcohol, Isopropanol |
| Ceramics |
Enamelling, Varnishing |
Polyhydric alcohol, Aldehydes |
| Glass, Resins |
Printing |
Styrene, Ketones |
| Metal foundry |
Casting, Sand presentation |
Phenol, Formaldehyde, Odours |
| Automotive |
Painting, Varnishing |
Ketones, Acetates, Hydrocarbons |
| Foodstuffs |
Meat processing, Frying, Roasting |
Odours |
Application example in the rendering industry:
BABCOCK WANSON deodorising thermal oxidisers with heat recovery in the form of steam or thermal fluid offer a fully integrated and efficient solution with relatively low capital and running cost. For most plants this is the preferred option to deal with airborne effluent and odour problems.
Below is a typical flow diagram of such an installation in a rendering plant.
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