- Removes dissolved gases: CO2, H2S, methane, and other volatiles
- Oxidizes dissolved iron and manganese for subsequent removal
- Counter-current air-stripping design maximizes mass transfer efficiency
- High-surface-area packing media for effective thin-film contact
- FRP tower construction with PVC or polypropylene internals
- Integral blower system draws ambient air through the tower
EG-Purflo Degasifiers
The EcoVerde EGC-WPP Degasser removes dissolved gases and contaminants from water supplies by passing the water over a packing medium that promotes thin-film formation on tower surfaces. The system oxidizes iron and manganese, allows escape of dissolved CO2, methane, and H2S, and volatilizes compounds such as phenols.
Features & Benefits
Applications
- Iron and manganese removal in water treatment
- CO2 removal for pH correction before distribution
- H2S removal from groundwater supplies
- VOC stripping from contaminated water
- Pre-treatment before filtration or softening systems
Performance
- Custom flow rates from hundreds to thousands of GPM
- Removal efficiency 90-99%+ depending on target compound
- 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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