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Chemical industry \u2013 high process safety and reliable exhaust air treatment for demanding chemical processes<\/h1><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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What is
\nexhaust gas and exhaust air treatment in the chemical industry?<\/h2><\/div>

The chemical industry is one of the most innovative and, at the same time, most heavily regulated industries worldwide. Whether in basic chemicals, speciality chemicals or pharmaceuticals \u2013 synthesis, distillation, drying and mixing processes continuously or discontinuously generate complex exhaust air streams.<\/p>\n

The aim of modern exhaust air treatment systems is to clean the resulting process off-gases with high efficiency, to control explosive mixtures safely and to comply permanently with strict statutory requirements (including the TA Luft) with high energy efficiency.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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Challenge: complex pollutant mixtures and fluctuating concentrations<\/h2><\/div>

Chemical production plants emit diverse and in some cases highly reactive pollutants that place particular demands on engineering:<\/p>\n<\/div>