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| A blower introduces the solvent laden air to the oxidizer. The stream is pre-heated by exiting air from the same system in a chamber called the heat exchanger. A burner heats the air to the required temperature of 1500° F. The air is then passed through a combustion chamber where oxidation takes place. The solvents are converted to CO2 and H2O. Then, the CO2 and H2O are passed through the heat exchanger where incoming air is preheated by the exothermic heat of the exiting air. Finally, the air is discharged into the atmosphere. |
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