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The air cleaning work-horse for a major company, capturing and destroying all concentrated ammonia vapors

Major Chemical Company

Category 4: Gases - ammonia, carbon monoxide hydrogen sulfade

Ammonia

Ammonia is a toxic gas which affects the health of people and animals. Ammonia concentrations in air are highly regulated. A major chemical company was processing ink in a small, 1,500 gallon batch chemical reactor. The process off gasses pure (1,000,000 ppm) ammonia gas. The batch reactor was in the middle of a very large plant building, and the plant manager required essentially total ammonia removal without venting to the outside. A special bioreactor system was set up for this process.

A small but very powerful bioreactor system capturing and destroying concentrated ammonia vapors from a batch chemical reactor.

Conclusion:

The bioreactor captured and destroyed all of the off-gassing ammonia.

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BioOx Reactor

Breaks down airborne particles using safe, patented microbial media
Neutralizes ammonia, VOCs, and odors — not just particles
No ozone, no filters to replace, no particles recirculated
Continuously cleans air in real time
Used in schools, hospitals, gyms, and manufacturing spaces

Ionic

Charge particles to remove them from the air
Often allow particles to settle onto surfaces — not eliminated
Can produce ozone, a respiratory irritant
Limited effectiveness for gases and pathogens
Low commercial trust in large-scale applications

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Capture 99.97% of particles ≥ 0.3 microns
Do not remove gases (like ammonia or VOCs)
Trapped pathogens remain on the filter
Performance degrades as filters clog
Require regular replacement and manage airflow resistance