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Wood processing \u2013 efficient reduction of VOC, formaldehyde and odour emissions in the processing of wood-based materials<\/h1><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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What is
\nexhaust air treatment in wood processing?<\/h2><\/div>

Industrial woodworking and wood processing \u2013 from sawmills and the production of chipboard, MDF and OSB panels to furniture and parquet production \u2013 uses thermal and mechanical finishing processes. Dryers, hot presses, gluing and coating stations generate high volume flows with specific gaseous emissions as a result of the process.<\/p>\n

Modern exhaust air treatment ensures that formaldehyde, terpenes and solvents are effectively broken down in order to meet statutory requirements and avoid odour nuisance in the surrounding area.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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Challenge: high volume flows, resins and formaldehyde emissions<\/h2><\/div>

Wood processing plants typically have warm, humid exhaust air streams containing a mixture of natural wood constituents and synthetic binders:<\/p>\n<\/div>