We design solutions for the treatment of gas streams containing hydrogen chloride, adapting the treatment materials to the concentration, flow rate and conditions of the industrial process.
Hydrogen chloride, HCl, may occur in emissions from certain chemical, thermal or material transformation processes involving chlorine-containing materials.
The stream must be assessed by considering both the contaminant concentration and the physical and chemical conditions of the gas.
Treatment design begins with an assessment of flow rate, concentration, temperature, humidity and the general characteristics of the facility.
HCl can be captured using treatment media specifically selected for acid gases. The material and system configuration must be adapted to the actual conditions of each process.
Tell us about your facility and the problem you need to solve. Our technical team will assess your case to propose the most suitable treatment solution.