Controlling Emissions from Ammonia Exhaust

Controlling Emissions
from Ammonia Exhaust

Client:

Closed Cell Foam Production line in North Carolina.

Background:

A new product line with Ammonia (NH3) in the waste stream.

Problem:

The waste process stream needed the NH3 (Ammonia) to be reduced by 99% using an acid.

Waste Description:

The contaminants included NH3 (Ammonia) emissions and particulate matter

Solution:

Air Clear manufactured a 5,200 SCFM dual spray with a packed bed scrubber system, to convert the NH3 (Ammonia) to a water soluble salt while capturing airborne particulate matter in the sump of the scrubber.

Process Equipment:

The process equipment consists of a 316 Stainless Steel vessel and piping, overlapped dual layer spray nozzles, packed bed, with a 6 foot wide spray nozzle.

The ammonia scrubber system unit has a redundant pump arrangement to ensure constant uninterrupted service. The PLC program was designed to allow for minimal user interface, one button on, one button off.

Case Study

AIR CLEAR MANUFACTURED AND INSTALLED 5200 SCFM DUAL SPRAY WITH A PACKED BED SCRUBBER SYSTEM IN NORTH CAROLINA.

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