Different pollution control technologies help reduce the long-term costs of the equipment. Catalysts , for example, react and oxidize the VOC s at a lower temperature, meaning less fuel and lower costs. Temperature, Time and Turbulence. Based on the VOC s that need to be destroyed there is a temperature at which the compounds can be oxidized. Time relates to how long a compound needs to be at a certain temperature in order for it to be oxidized.
Turbulence is a fixed condition built into the equipment design.
It ensures a proper mixture of VOC s and oxygen for combustion. A successful technology achieves full oxidation of VOC s by maintaining the proper mixture of oxygen and contaminants at the required temperature for a sufficient amount of time. The Rotor Concentrator is another unique approach to reducing long-term costs. By absorbing and then concentrating the VOC into a smaller airflow, the Rotor Concentrator allows for the smallest oxidizer possible. The secret is to determine which technology works best and most cost effectively in each application.