Thermal
Oxidisers

A thermal oxidiser is a pollution control device that destroys hazardous gases by burning them at high temperatures (760°C–1,200°C). It breaks down volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and hazardous air pollutants (HAPs) into harmless carbon dioxide and water vapour, ensuring cleaner emissions and regulatory compliance.

Our OxiTherm regenerative thermal oxidisers achieve up to 99% VOC destruction efficiency and 98% energy efficiency through advanced ceramic heat recovery media. This ensures virtually complete elimination of harmful pollutants while minimising fuel consumption.

The OxiTherm series supports multiple fuel types including natural gas, hydrogen, biogas, and biomethane. This multi-fuel capability provides operational flexibility and aligns with sustainability goals, allowing you to choose the most cost-effective or environmentally friendly option.

Depending on the model and configuration, typical startup time ranges from 15 to 60 minutes to reach optimal operating temperature (850–1,100°C). The regenerative design retains heat between cycles, enabling faster restarts after brief shutdowns.

Regular maintenance includes inspections, cleaning of heat exchangers, and replacement of refractory linings and burner assemblies (typically every 5–10 years depending on usage). Our modular design simplifies maintenance access and minimises downtime.

Yes, our thermal oxidisers are designed to accommodate variable emission loads and can adjust operating conditions accordingly. Advanced control systems ensure efficient pollutant destruction across a wide range of flow rates and concentrations.