A neutralizing vapor is produced within the vapor chamber by a nozzle that utilizes pressurized air to atomize the enzyme mixture. The air stream produced by the blower, flows through the vapour chamber between the vapour reservoir and the nozzle. The vapour within the tank will enter the air and mix with the odorous air.

NanoVapor Air-Operated De-gassing Units

The de-gassing units have been developed for safe and effective application in both fixed base and temporary service facilities - the unit is rated explosion-proof and is fully air driven, including the controllers.
All components are CE certified and the robust outer casing is made to Ministry of Defence standards, using reinforced fibreglass with 316 stainless steel fittings. Anti-static, locking wheel systems and integral and detachable lifting eyes provide unit mobility.
The variable speed, anti-static, backward-inclined fan has been developed with Halifax Fans Ltd and is driven by a Gast air motor. The vapour chamber is constructed of the same anti-static materials as the fan and also uses 316 stainless steel fittings.
The unit has dual, air-driven measuring and chemistry-monitoring capability for the use of multiple chemistry treatment systems, which gives the operators the option of using two chemistries simultaneously.
The unit has a variable speed air volume of 600 to 1250 cfm and runs conventionally on supply of 130cmf @ 90 psi with a chemistry application of 150ml to 1.5 litres per hour.