Neutralising odours with plasma filtration - Waste processing plant case study
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Channel: Colt International Limited UK · 2014 · Science & Technology
With plasma filtration the odours are neutralised at the source: oxygen molecules are given an electric charge and break down the odour molecules into their original components, neutralising the odour. The main benefits of this solution are the extremely low energy consumption and the small number of components in the plasma system. In addition, plasma filtration cleans the air by deactivating any fungi or bacteria it may be carrying. The Rotie facility is the first waste processing plant using plasma filtration, so extensive testing and analyses were completed to ensure its effectiveness, and the system is now up and running successfully.
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