Tri-Mer Offers 15 Lines of Wet, Dry Air-Pollution Control
Tri-Mer Corp. offers 15 lines of air-pollution-control equipment, in both wet and dry configurations.
Tri-Mer Corp. offers 15 lines of air-pollution-control equipment, in both wet and dry configurations.
Wet equipment includes the chemical-free Fan/Separator, which scrubs corrosive fumes using less water than traditional scrubbers; Crossflow, which scrubs inorganic compounds and maintains stack emissions to specific levels; odor-control systems that can simultaneously handle particulate and other inorganic compounds and reactive materials; and the C/E-1 chrome scrubber, which is highly efficient for all forms of chrome regardless of loading, and does not consume chemicals or generate waste. The Whirl/Wet is a self-cleaning wet dust collector often specified for its very low water use, and highly efficient operation for particulate 3 microns and larger. The company also offers the Tri-NOx Multi-Chem system for removal of nitrogen oxides.
Dry technology includes the Tri-flow MERV 16 dry dust collector for submicron particulate and fumes.Related Content
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