29 December 2024

In scrubber cabins, toxic and waste gases produced during the growth process are neutralized through chemical reactions. The waste treatment unit has a control and monitoring screen that provides alerts in various alarm situations (such as when the chemical solution level is low, in case of liquid leakage, pressure differences at the inlet and outlet, etc.). Since the functionality of the solutions deteriorates with frequent use, they need to be replenished periodically.

• A Cabin: It is a mixture of sulfuric acid and deionized water, and in this tank, gases are detoxified (meaning harmful toxic substances in the gases are cleaned).
• B Cabin: It contains a mixture of sodium bromate, sulfuric acid, and deionized water, and in this tank, gases are oxidized.
• C Cabin: It is a mixture of sodium hydroxide and deionized water. In this tank, gases undergo neutralization, chemical reaction (disproportionation), and hydrolysis processes.