- Adaptable technology: horizontal, vertical, or bidirectional configurations
- FRP, PVC, or HDPE construction for chemical compatibility
- High-efficiency random or structured packing media
- Treats large volumes of contaminated air in a single unit
- Chemical dosing system with pH and ORP control
- Multiple chemical compatibility options for diverse contaminants
- Low pressure drop design reduces blower energy requirements
EG-ChemPac Wet Scrubbers
EcoVerde's EGC-CSC Chemical Scrubber series provides adaptable, high-capacity wet scrubbing technology for odor control and air pollution treatment at municipal and industrial facilities. The EG-ChemPac features FRP, PVC, or HDPE construction in horizontal, vertical, or bidirectional configurations, treating large air volumes in a single compact vessel.
Features & Benefits
Applications
- H2S and odor control at wastewater treatment plants
- Ammonia removal from industrial exhaust
- VOC reduction in industrial processes
- Chemical plant emission control
Performance
- Airflow capacity: custom to project
- Removal efficiency >99% for H2S and ammonia
- FRP, PVC, and HDPE construction options
About The Manufacturer
EcoVerde Technologies specializes in designing and manufacturing advanced odor control equipment known for its low total cost of ownership, quick delivery times, and industry-leading warranties. Their solutions are eco-friendly and effective for managing odors in various settings, such as industrial processes and wastewater treatment facilities. The company offers several key products, including:
- Bioscrubbers & Biotrickling Filters
- Carbon Adsorbers
- Degassers
- Wet Scrubbers
- Activated Carbon
- FRP Storage Tanks
- Sound Reducing Cabinets
EcoVerde emphasizes providing solutions that are environmentally friendly, cost-effective, and backed by robust warranties, ensuring long-term client satisfaction.
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