TITERIX ammonia gas decomposition catalyst and ReNOX abatement unit
Proprietary catalytic system that oxidatively destroys high-concentration ammonia in exhaust gas with low NOx/N2O byproduct framing, packaged as compact ReNOX units.
Problem solved
Semiconductor, chemical, and industrial processes emit NH3-bearing exhaust or stripped ammonia gas that must be abated without generating large secondary NOx/N2O loads; compact catalytic destruction units address leak and stripping streams up to percent-level concentrations.
Application contexts
- Semiconductor and electronics NH3 exhaust abatement
- Chemical plant leak and stripping-tower off-gas
- Battery / materials processes with NH3 streams
- Ammonia fuel or cracking pilot sites needing slip-gas treatment
Technical principle
Company-developed TITERIX catalyst (wire-mesh style presentation on site) promotes ammonia decomposition/oxidation to nitrogen; ReNOX packages the catalyst path as a unitized skid. Sister CAT-Ammofree systems combine stripping of aqueous NH3 with catalytic destruction and heat recovery.
Typical use cases
- Unitized NH3 gas abatement for fab or chemical exhaust
- Stripped ammonia wastewater train with catalytic final destruction
Partnership route
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Helpful to include: NH3 concentration and flow profile · co-contaminants (organics, moisture, oxygen) · NOx/N2O emission limits · space and utility envelope · whether H2 recovery is required vs full destruction
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- Source: 株式会社 オーイーエス 公式サイト
- Original language: JA
- Summary AI-assisted; translation status: Unreviewed