Rubber Plant Emission Purifiers

The Rubber Plant Emission Purifiers are designed for the rubber industry. Rubber plant emissions come from many sources. These include mixing mills, internal mixers, curing presses, and extruders. The gas contains VOCs, hydrogen sulfide, carbon disulfide, mercaptans, and amines. These are strong odor compounds. Concentrations vary widely. The treatment is challenging. Our Rubber Plant Emission Purifiers use a combination of processes. The standard configuration is wet scrubbing plus UV oxidation plus activated carbon adsorption. The wet scrubber uses caustic solution to remove hydrogen sulfide and particles. It also cools the gas.

The UV oxidation stage in our Rubber Plant Emission Purifiers uses ultraviolet light to break down complex organic sulfides. These become odorless or low-odor compounds. The activated carbon stage provides final polishing. For high-concentration applications, we can add catalytic combustion for deep treatment. For a tire plant in Hebei, we supplied a system covering mixing, curing, and extrusion workshops. After startup, the boundary odor dropped from 2,800 (dimensionless) to below 120. This met the rubber industry emission standard. The system uses PLC automatic control. Operating parameters are monitored in real-time. Faults trigger automatic alarms.

The Rubber Plant Emission Purifiers are customized for your workshop layout and emission sources. Our technical team will first analyze your gas composition. We then design the optimal combination of processes. Equipment size and material are based on your needs. For large plants, we offer turnkey solutions. This includes hoods, ductwork, treatment units, and exhaust stacks. We provide a one-year warranty. We support FOB and EXW terms. Payment is 30% in advance and 70% before shipment.