How Your Business Can Prevent Industrial Air Pollution

Hundreds and thousands of industrial facilities all over the world contribute to the production of millions of consumer products. While the products are quite beneficial for us, their production hampers the environment and our health greatly. It is one of the major reasons why air pollution has increased so much. Similarly, even your business might be contributing to this problem But, adopting the correct measures and getting industrial air pollution control equipment can significantly reduce and prevent industrial air pollution. Let’s find out how:

Switch to Clean Energy Sources

Industries which use coal or natural gas to produce electricity play role in air pollution. It also results in chronic health problems like neurological damage, cancer, breathing problems and more. Make the switch to clean energy resources like natural gas which is a better alternative to toxic sources.
Use Air Pollution Destroying Technology

There are many cases where switching to clean energy sources instantaneously is not feasible, but that does not mean you cannot do anything. There are many technologies which destroy air pollution at the source. Thus, it prevents it from even entering the atmosphere of the earth. They have the capacity to nullify the most destructive air pollutants which can reduce the damage to our environment.

Technologies and Products

Perhaps the best-known air pollutant and contributor to climate change is Carbon Dioxide. Others include cadmium, mercury, sulfur dioxide and more. In order to tackles these, you can find a number of technologies and products to help your business or industry prevent air pollution. Wet scrubbers are an air pollution mitigation technology which tackles gaseous waste as well as particulate matter. Thereby, preventing it from entering the atmosphere.

Choose Thermax

Thermax is a company which focuses on resource recovery that can be quite beneficial to process-focused industries and offer multiple customized products that help in controlling and preventing air pollution. Some of the products you can get from Thermax are Fume extraction and de-dusting systems, pushing emission control systems, coal preparation plants, sinter plant and pellet plant de-dusting, etc.

How it Helps

Different products offered by Thermax deliver different benefits and results. If you get any of the Air Pollution control devices like Electrostatic Precipitator (ESP), Pulse Jet bag Filter (PJBF), Scrubber, High-Efficiency Cyclone, Electrostatic Fabric Filter(ESFF) or more, you can control the Suspended Particulate Matter (SPM) emitted in the air which forms due to combustion of fossil fuel or any biomass done in your industry.

Similarly, you can also seize the harmful and toxic fumes from the industries to make the air cleaner. Further, our solutions will also help in reducing the harmful effects of Oxides of Sulphur (SOx) which adversely impacts the environment. Thus, you can trust Thermax to offer you solutions to critical energy challenges faced by your business/industry.

The range of engineering solutions which Thermax offers are sustainable and environment-friendly. Being one of the top five manufacturers of industrial air pollution control equipment in India, we promise to offer you the absolute best for a delightful experience.


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