Regenerative catalytic oxidizer for VOC and NOx reduction Anguil Environmental Systems

How the Regenerative Catalytic Oxidizer Works

Process gas with VOC contaminants enters the Twin Bed RCO through an inlet manifold. A flow control valve directs this gas into an energy recovery chamber which preheats the process stream. The process gas and contaminants are progressively heated in the stoneware bed as they move toward the catalyst bed.

The VOCs are then oxidized across the catalyst, releasing energy in the second stoneware bed, thereby reducing any auxiliary fuel requirement. The stoneware bed is heated and the gas is cooled so that the outlet gas temperature is only slightly higher than the inlet temperature.The flow control valve switches and alternates the stoneware beds so each is in inlet and outlet mode. If the process gas contains enough VOCs, the energy released from their combustion allows self-sustained operation. For example, at 95% thermal energy recovery, the outlet temperature may be only 77° (25°) higher than the inlet process gas temperature.

PLC-based electronics automatically control all aspects of the RCO operation from start-up to shutdown so that minimal operator interface is required.

Anguil's Cost Effective Design
The Regenerative Catalytic Oxidizer is designed as part of Anguil's broad line of technologically advanced, yet user-friendly, air pollution control products. All systems are designed for optimum performance and trouble-free operation.

Anguil strives to provide innovative pollution control technology including process analysis, engineering, equipment manufacturing, installation and post-sale 24-hour service.

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