Air Pollution Control Systems – Scrubbers, Dust Collectors & Fume Extraction

Why Air Pollution Control is Required

During inspection, authorities verify emission sources such as stacks, chimneys and exhaust outlets. If emissions exceed permissible limits, industries may receive notices or objections.

Installation of proper control equipment helps industries:

• Meet emission standards

• Avoid inspection objections

• Maintain Consent to Operate compliance

• Improve workplace safety

• Reduce environmental impact
  
   

Types of Systems We Provide
 

Wet Scrubber Systems

Used to control acid fumes, chemical vapors and soluble gases generated in industrial processes.

Dust Collection Systems

Used in grinding, cutting, material handling and powder operations to remove suspended particles from exhaust air.

Fume Extraction Systems

Used for welding smoke, soldering fumes and localized emission sources.

Cyclone Separators & Filtration Units

Used for removing particulate matter from exhaust air streams before discharge.
 

Typical Applications

• Paint booths and spray coating

• Chemical handling areas

• Boiler and furnace exhaust

• Welding and fabrication shops

• Powder handling operations

Our Scope of Work

• Site inspection and emission assessment

• Equipment selection and design

• Installation and commissioning

• Performance verification

Compliance Support

Air pollution control equipment is often required as a condition in Consent to Operate (CTO). Our team also assists industries in inspection preparation and documentation.

Industries requiring approval assistance may refer to our MPCB Consent (CTE & CTO) consultancy services.