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Industry Challenges

Pharmaceutical plants run batch processes that release solvent vapour in bursts, often with chlorinated solvents among them, and their effluent plants release odorous, solvent-laden air. The four points below are the main problems these plants face.

Batch Vent Swings

Solvent load rises and falls with each batch, from almost nothing to a short peak.

Halogenated Solvents

Chlorinated solvents form acid gases when burned, and these must be quenched and scrubbed.

Effluent Plant Air

Effluent treatment releases odour and solvent vapour that neighbours and inspectors notice.

Changing Products

A plant that changes its products changes its vent composition as well.

The CRA Edge

CRA designs thermal oxidisers for pharmaceutical vents from the plant's own batch data, with quench and scrubbing sections where the solvents are halogenated.

Batch-Ready Design

Oxidisers are sized for the batch peaks as well as the quiet periods between them.

Halogen Handling

Quench and scrubbing sections treat the acid gases from chlorinated solvents.

High Destruction

Thermal oxidisers are designed for destruction efficiency above 99%.

Effluent Vents Covered

Effluent plant air can be treated as well as the process vents.

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