Make clean air part of the housekeeping routines at your recycling facilities – the health and safety of your workers, plant equipment and business depend on it.
Sort your waste – and the problems caused by the many sources of odours, dust and harmful gases at recycling plants – with dedicated molecular filtration solutions that keep danger at bay.
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Camfil’s robust molecular filters help to eliminate odour nuisances and remove heavily contaminated gases from this highly valuable resource for renewable energy, compost and soil enhancers.
Minimise dust formation and odour emissions and comply with environmental and safety regulations at your recycling facility or waste collection points with robust air filtration solutions.
Don’t choke off your business. Minimise the impact of contaminated air on surrounding communities and personnel, and the effects of corrosion on equipment, with Camfil’s gas, odour and corrosion control solutions for wastewater treatment plants.
Did you know Camfil have a full range of retrofit filters that can be utilised in all the most common brands on the market. Camfil filters are not just designed to work but to optimise your dust extraction systems performance
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Dealing with airborne odours, toxins and gases can be a big challenge. Learn about how Molecular Contamination Control and how it can protect against the harmful effects of these airborne contaminants.
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CamPure 32 is the new ideal Camfil media for the removal of hydrogen sulfide during the production of biogas in an anaerobic process. Learn how this farm in France applied the high quality chemical absorbent media to their biogas application.
During the process of removing the four, 28 meter high boilers, a lot of environmentally harmful materials must be handled, and the demolition process will create dust and smoke, which cannot be spread outside the building.
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