NESS VOC-Remover for NALD250 / NALD250-i

Emission control for light-ends removal systems

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The VOC-Remover was specially developed to reliably comply with the legal limit values according to TA-Luft – especially for volatile organic compounds (VOC) such as benzene, toluene or ethylbenzene.

Thanks to the easy retrofitting and the uncomplicated cartridge system, your business remains legally compliant.

Each cartridge has a service life of around six months and can be easily replaced. The fill level of the filter can be easily read on the NALD panel.

Your benefits at a glance

Safe compliance with legal limits
The limit values according to TA-Luft are reliably complied with.
VOC emissions reduction
Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) such as benzene, toluene or ethylbenzene are filtered.
Simple retrofitting
Easy retrofitting, even on existing NALD 250 and NALD 250-i light-ends removal systems.
Sustainable replacement system
Replacement of filter cartridges for sustainable recycling of the filter material.

The VOC remover reliably complies with the TA-Luft limit values

#1 Simple retrofitting in existing light-ends removal systems

#2 Porous and fine-grained filter material for binding VOC emissions

Light-ends removal and VOC emissions

NESS Light-ends removal and VOC emissions

In systems with organic heat transfer fluids as heat transfer media, light boilers are produced over time through use, which must be removed from the system. Our NALD250 / NALD 250-i was developed for this purpose. However, some of these low-boilers are not condensable under ambient conditions and therefore inevitably escape into the atmosphere when removed.

This is particularly critical in the case of synthetic heat transfer media, which contain aromatic (cyclic) compounds. The emission of these components falls under the Federal Immission Control Act and is specifically regulated in the TA-Luft.
The limits specified there for benzene, for example, can quickly be exceeded without further measures.

The installation of a filter – specially developed for the removal of low boilers – ensures that the limit values are safely adhered to. The filter can be easily retrofitted and a cartridge lasts around 6 months before it can simply be replaced.