Lower oxidation temperature
Catalysts reduce the temperature required to oxidise organic compounds.
VOC TREATMENT / CATALYTIC OXIDATION
Catalytic Combustion System
Low-temperature, flameless oxidation for concentrated organic exhaust streams.
Treatment principleCatalytic oxidation
Typical reaction rangeApprox. 300–400°C
OperationAutomated & flameless
IntegrationStand-alone or combined
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Engineered around the process, pollutant and production line.
The catalytic combustion unit oxidises VOCs into carbon dioxide and water over a catalyst at a lower temperature than direct thermal combustion.
It can operate as a stand-alone treatment stage or receive a concentrated stream from activated-carbon or zeolite adsorption equipment. Recovered thermal energy can be returned to upstream desorption or process heating.
Performance that translates into practical operation
Flameless treatment
The reaction proceeds without an open flame for stable industrial operation.
Heat recovery
Hot clean gas can preheat incoming exhaust or support an adsorption-desorption cycle.
Compact modular design
Catalyst beds, heat exchangers, fans and controls are integrated around project conditions.
A clear route from collection to controlled discharge
01
Pre-treatment
Remove particulate matter and materials that could poison or block the catalyst.
02
Preheating
Raise the concentrated VOC stream toward the required reaction temperature.
03
Catalytic oxidation
Organic compounds react with oxygen over the catalyst and convert to CO₂ and H₂O.
04
Heat exchange
Recover heat from the treated gas to reduce auxiliary energy demand.
05
Clean discharge
Release the purified stream through the project exhaust system.
APPLICATION RANGE
Configured for the conditions that matter at your site
Final sizing, materials, controls and safety provisions are selected from the exhaust or process data supplied for the project.
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Designed for dependable industrial service
- Automatic temperature and safety control
- High-activity catalyst with low airflow resistance
- Insulated reaction chamber and heat exchanger
- Compatible with adsorption concentration systems
- Stable oxidation without an open flame
- Project-specific catalyst and material selection
Patent: ZL 2 144154.5Patent: ZL 2017 3 0523630.1CCAEPI-EP-2018-559
Information required for accurate equipment selection
Final performance depends on verified process conditions. A technical proposal should not be based on equipment name or nominal airflow alone.
Process and pollutant data
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Capacity and operating pattern
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Site and utility conditions
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Required project scope
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Equipment in the field
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PROJECT-SPECIFIC ENGINEERING
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