Adjustable conditions
Configure VOC composition, concentration, temperature and humidity for single compounds or mixtures.
RESEARCH & VALIDATION
Test the conditions. Understand the response.
Our VOCs and odor testing laboratory connects gas generation, material research, process trials and prototype validation.
LABORATORY CAPABILITIES
A test plan for the actual question.
Define test conditions and evaluation methods before moving from the laboratory to site trials.
Material & process trials
Compare media, catalysts and treatment sequences under recorded conditions.
Prototype development
Prepare project-specific prototypes and observe treatment response and operating behavior.
Measurement & review
Record inlet and outlet conditions, trial duration and operating changes to support engineering assessment.
INSIDE THE LAB
The spaces behind the tests.
Laboratory photographs from our technical presentation.
Catalyst laboratory
A workspace for material preparation, comparative tests and process development.
Laboratory fume hoods
Local exhaust ventilation for laboratory operations.
Vacuum and high-temperature laboratory equipment
Equipment for material treatment and experimental preparation.
Test duct
Connects gas generation, treatment prototypes and measurement stages.
Gas generation room
Preparation of test atmospheres around target compounds and concentrations.
Prototype testing center
Prototype trials to evaluate process choices and operating conditions.
Instrument measurements
Measurements and trial records support comparative analysis.
Laboratory exhaust treatment
Dedicated collection and treatment of exhaust generated during trials.
VALIDATION WORKFLOW
From sample to site trial.
- 01
Define the target
Agree compounds, operating ranges, measurement methods and acceptance goals.
- 02
Run controlled tests
Compare candidate routes under documented laboratory conditions.
- 03
Trial a prototype
Check capture, outlet performance, energy use and maintenance needs on site.
- 04
Confirm the design
Use measured results to define configuration and commissioning requirements.