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oxidizer
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oxidizer [′äk·sə‚dīz·ər]
(aerospace engineering)
A substance, not necessarily containing oxygen, that supports the combustion of a fuel or propellant.
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For nonwovens industry companies seeking to destroy harmful pollutants present in process airstreams, Regenerative Thermal Oxidizers from The CMM Group can provide VOC/HAP destruction efficiencies up to 99+%.
The CMM Group by Nonwovens Industry
In addition to thermal oxidizers (afterburners that operate around 1400[degrees]F), and catalytic oxidizers (more efficient afterburners that operate at about 800[degrees]F, thus using less fuel,) Probat now offers their "FRTO," the Flameless Regenerative Thermal Oxidation unit.
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The Tri-Mer system serves as a practical alternative to thermal oxidizers, in-bed biofiltration and aerobic digestion for the control of VOC emissions from a wide range of sources.
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