Regenerative Catalytic Oxidizer(RCO)
Exhaust air containing volatile organic compounds (VOCs) first undergoes pretreatment to remove particulate matter and impurities, and then enters the preheating chamber. In the preheating chamber, the exhaust air is heated to a certain temperature, typically between 200°C and 400°C. Next, the preheated exhaust air enters the catalytic combustion chamber, where, under the action of a catalyst, the VOCs undergo an oxidation reaction with oxygen to form carbon dioxide and water, releasing a large amount of heat. The high-temperature gas produced by the catalytic combustion reaction passes through a heat exchanger, where it exchanges heat with the exhaust air entering the preheating chamber. This process lowers the temperature of the high-temperature gas while heating the exhaust air to the temperature required for the reaction. In this way, heat is recovered and reused, thereby reducing the equipment’s operating costs.
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Catalytic Oxidizer(CO)
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Features and Advantages
High-Efficiency Purification
Highly effective at treating low-concentration organic exhaust air;
Purification efficiency reaches over 90%, with no secondary pollution.
Energy Conservation and Reduced Consumption
Heat generated during the catalytic combustion process can be recovered and reused, reducing energy consumption.
Wide Range of Applications
Suitable for a variety of industrial settings.
Easy to Operate
Highly automated;
Relatively simple to operate and maintain





