Define the requirement
Identify source, workshop, outlet or boundary objectives, and ventilation or cleanliness requirements.
ENGINEERING
Engineering from assessment to operation.
Coordinate site requirements, airflow, equipment selection, controls and maintenance throughout delivery.
ENGINEERING PROCESS
Five connected steps.
Define what needs to be controlled, how the system will operate and how its performance will be verified.
Assess the operating conditions
Review processes, materials, pollutants, temperature, humidity, airflow and existing measurements.
Evaluate airflow and capture
Check enclosure, hoods, air balance, pressure direction and fugitive releases.
Validate and select equipment
Match treatment mechanisms, air handling sections and control options to the actual load and operating conditions.
Deliver and verify
Define materials, resistance, interfaces, interlocks, maintenance access, measurements and acceptance criteria.
DELIVERY SUPPORT
Bring the system together.
Assessment
Review process conditions, pollutants and air handling requirements.
Equipment selection
Coordinate treatment units, air handling sections and operating limits.
System integration
Plan capture, ducting, interfaces, controls and maintenance space.
Commissioning support
Verify agreed operating modes, measurements and acceptance criteria.
VOCs RETROFIT
Validate one line. Then plan the rollout.
Assess source treatment, shorter duct runs and production-linked operation against a measured baseline.
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Site measurement
Composition, concentration, airflow, temperature, humidity and production variations.
- 02
Single-point trial
Capture, outlet readings, energy use and consumable life.
- 03
Phased retrofit
Production interlocks, equipment layout, exhaust routing and safety controls.
- 04
Operating review
Track electricity, water, consumables and maintenance against the original baseline.
RAO-800 and JETA1000-2 can be assessed for source treatment. Suitability and savings depend on the actual pollutant load, operating hours and selected configuration.
FROM RESEARCH TO APPLICATION
