NAPCEN specializes in designing custom caustic scrubber systems to specific industrial needs, offering efficient and reliable gas treatment solutions. These systems effectively neutralize acidic emissions using caustic solutions, preventing environmental pollution and safeguarding workplace safety. With advanced engineering and high-performance capabilities, NAPCEN caustic scrubbers provide industries with a cost-effective and sustainable solution for emission control. By implementing these systems, businesses can enhance air quality, protect equipment, and meet stringent environmental standards with confidence.
Technical Specification
Parameter
Value
Air Flow
300 to 25,000 CFM
Material Of Construction
PP / FRP / PP+FRP / MS / SS
Removal Technique
Gas – Liquid Mass Transfer and Chemical Absorption
Pressure Drop
75 mm W.C.
Efficiency
Up to 99 %
Models and Options
MODEL NCFS - 30
1. Air Handling Volume -- 400 CFM
2. Material Of Construction-- PP / FRP / PP+FRP / MS / SS
3. Removal Technique -- Gas – Liquid Mass Transfer and Chemical Absorption
4. Pressure Drop --75 mm W.C.
5. Filter Efficience -- 99%
MODEL NCFS - 45
1. Air Handling Volume -- 1000 CFM
2. Material Of Construction-- PP / FRP / PP+FRP / MS / SS
3. Removal Technique -- Gas – Liquid Mass Transfer and Chemical Absorption
4. Pressure Drop --75 mm W.C.
5. Filter Efficience -- 99%
MODEL NCFS- 60
1. Air Handling Volume -- 2000 CFM
2. Material Of Construction-- PP / FRP / PP+FRP / MS / SS
3. Removal Technique -- Gas – Liquid Mass Transfer and Chemical Absorption
4. Pressure Drop --75 mm W.C.
5. Filter Efficience -- 99%
MODEL NCFS - 75
1. Air Handling Volume -- 3000 CFM
2. Material Of Construction-- PP / FRP / PP+FRP / MS / SS
3. Removal Technique -- Gas – Liquid Mass Transfer and Chemical Absorption
4. Pressure Drop --75 mm W.C.
5. Filter Efficience -- 99%
Application
Caustic Soda Manufacturing Plants – Removal of strong NaOH fumes during handling and processing.
Soap & Detergent Industries – Capturing caustic vapors used in saponification processes.
Textile & Mercerizing Units – Controlling NaOH vapors during fabric mercerization.
Pulp & Paper Mills – Neutralizing caustic fumes generated in the pulping and bleaching process.
Pharmaceutical & API Plants – Absorbing alkaline vapors released during synthesis and cleaning.
Electroplating & Surface Treatment Units – Scrubbing caustic mists from degreasing and cleaning baths.
Food & Beverage Processing – Removing NaOH vapors used in sterilization and CIP cleaning.
Petrochemical & Refinery Plants – Controlling fumes from caustic washing and refining operations.
Battery Manufacturing Units – Neutralizing caustic electrolyte fumes from handling KOH or NaOH.