What goes on inside a Recuperative Thermal Oxidizer?

2,500 SCFM Recuperative Thermal Oxidizer. See inside this 2,500 SCFM Recuperative Thermal Oxidizer, designed, manufactured, tested and installed by Epcon. This animation demonstrates how the airflows pass through the shell and tube heat exchangers for maximum operating efficiencies. The Recuperative technology is suitable for low VOC (Volatile Organic Compound) concentrations and processes requiring 24-hour operation. These systems can achieve thermal efficiency up to 97% and have a DRE (destruction removal and efficiency) of 99%.

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