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Odour Control at Nutreco factory in China - November 2011
Greenhouse Gas Concentrations Continue Climbing - November 2011
Sulphus for Waste Water Treatment odour of Ence (Spain) - October 2011
NEXT AIR BIOTREAT Project Launch - October 2011
Organisation announcement - September 2011
Pure Air delivers scrubber in Brazil - September 2011
Albert Waalkens gives a presentation at Marie Curie - July 2011
Pure Air Solutions moves to larger premises due to expansion! - June 2011
Natural gas price increases with 16% in The Netherlands - June 2011
Natural gasprices increase with 30% in UK - May 2011
VOCUS also reduces solvent emissions in Hungary - April 2011
Mr. Sempere speaks at Water & Industry - March 2011
Pure Air Solutions participates at Graphispag 2011 - March 2011
PAS receives orders for biogas desulphurization - February 2011
Vocus used to reduce the solvent emission at Portuguese flexo printer - January 2011
New sales representative for Hungary - October 2010
Pure awarded 3rd Biofiltration project at ADM - August 2010
Pure receives order from German flexo printer - August 2010
Pure presents plans to accelerate growth - July 2010
First half of 2010 successful for Pure Air Solutions - March 2010
First Vocus installed in Spain. - February 2010
Partnership to promote VOCUS in Italy - October 2009
Pure wins prestigious order in Ajman - October 2009
Pure and University of Valencia continue cooperation - August 2009
PAS in favour of RTO in Rumania - July 2009
Pure enters Belgium market for solvent emission reduction - July 2009
Turning solvent emissions into profit - Download PDF »
- May 2009
Bart Smit appointed Operations Director of Pure air solutions. - February 2009
Solvent emissions in Flexo industry - January 2009
Odour control at waste water treatment plant - January 2009
System Treats VOCs To Cut Solvent Emissions - January 2009
Reducing emission of organic solvents
PAS in favour of RTO in Rumania
Heerenveen | 16-08-2009
Thermal oxidiser considered inflexible and expensive.
Pure Air Solutions has won the contract by Mutlipack Srl. in Rumania for the delivery of a Vocus to treat the solvent emission from their flexographic printers. After careful consideration of various technologies like incineration (RTO), Multipack decided for the Vocus because it was the most flexible and cost-effective technology for their emission.
The total Vocussystem is deliverd in two phases, so the inital investment can be spread. The first Vocus reactor will treat an airflow of 5.000 m3/h with a concentration of 1.190 mg solvents/ m3.
The Vocus is a biotrickling filter that uses biomass (microorganisms) to treat the solvent emission. The Vocus is due to be brought on line in early December this year. The design is made according to the demands of the European Solvent Emission Directive 1999/13/EC.