Thermal and Catalytic Oxidizer-Combu-Changer Regenerative Thermal Oxidizers
Source: Alstom Power, Raymond Operations
The Combu-Changer oxidizer requires considerably less space than other VOC removal technologies
Typical Applications
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Basic Diagram of the Combu-Changer Regenerative Concept
- Process VOC Laden Air Supply
- Poppet Control Valves force polluted VOC exhaust air to pass upwards or downwards through the bed before it reaches the exhaust stack
- Upper & Lower Air Distribution Plenums
- Heat Transfer Media
- Burner System for Startup Only
- Natural Gas Injection System for supplemental fuel
- Internal shop installed insulation
- Harmless water vapor and carbon dioxide
- Proven VOC Control with Over 500 Units Worldwide Since 1983
- Reliable Burner System for Startup Only
- Minimum 1800 Degrees F Oxidizer Temperature Provides Efficient VOC Control
- 98% VOC Destruction Efficiency Minimum
- 95% Primary Heat Recovery Including Casing Heat Losses
- Flameless Compact Patented Inbed Oxidation Design (U.S. Patent No. 4,741,690)
- Virtually No Nitrogen Oxide (NOx) and Carbon Monoxide (CO) Production
- Expandable Design to Over 200,000 scfm Flow Rates
- Reliable Pneumatic Poppet Valve Design with Only Two Valves
- No Replenishment or Replacement of Stoneware, Catalyst, or Carbon Additives
- Standard Programmable Logic controls (PLC), Shop Simulation Tested
- Phone Modem Diagnostic Capability
- Shop Assembled Modular Design with Minimal Field Installation
- Affordable Capital, Installation, and Operating Costs
The Combu-Changer oxidizer requires considerably less space than other VOC removal technologies. A 60,000 scfm installation with two standard modules occupies about 1200 square feet of floor space and a volume of 8,400 cubic feet. A single ceramic regenerative oxidizer with the same capacity requires approximately 2,600 square feet of floor space and a volume of 46,000 cubic feet - more than five times the space. |
Another advantage of a multiple-unit system consisting of individually dedicated Combu-Changer modules is operating availability. If it should be necessary to take a module off line, the remaining units and the process they serve can remain on line and still operate within compliance levels. On the other hand, if a large single oxidizer is taken off line, there is the potential of a total plant shutdown. |
Single-Source Responsibility
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Alstom Power, Raymond Operations, 650 Warrenville Road, Lisle, IL 60532. Tel: 630-971-2500; Fax: 630-971-1076.
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