Thermal oxidation with regenerative heat recovery (RTO) for textile coating

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Exhaust air volume flow  110.000  Nm³/h 
Contaminant
Softeners from the calender system and hydrocarbons from the printing system
Raw gas loading
 100 mg/m³ to 100 mg/m³

Posing the tasks

An existing filter system for softener-aerosol separation was to be replaced because of high residual gas values and excessive maintenance time and effort. At the same time, two thermal oxidation systems with recuperative heat recovery (TNV) were to be replaced in order to lower energy demands.

Solution / Highlights

In order limit the operation to only one exhaust air purification system, all emission sources were consolidated and fed to one thermal oxidation system. In this manner, the partially high heating values of several contaminants could be used for oxidation of the weakly loaded volume flows. The RTO system, model ROXITHERM RTK, was deployed in order to achieve optimal clean gas and consumption values. Due to the very high exhaust air volume flows, a 5-chamber system was used. The functions just as the conventional 3-chamber system, with the difference that 2 chambers can always be simultaneously flowed on or flowed off.

Based on the local on-site conditions, only one assembly on a drive-under, steel base structure could be considered. A warm water heat exchanger for hall heating was integrated for usage of the residual heat in the clean gas.

As the softener condensate in the raw gas could not be avoided, the system is outfitted with condensate drains and a "burn-out" function, which makes it possible to vaporise caked accumulations in the inlet area of the heat reservoir.

2007-11-26
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