The ability of Ozone to oxidize pollutants and thus deodorize Exhaust Air is a function of Ozone concentration and Contact Time (CT). CT means the total period of time exhaust air (EA) and injected ozone are in contact prior to exhaust of the air to environment. Such time is required to allow the process of oxidation resulting in the deodorization effect
We will provide Ozone Generator of required Capacity. Produced ozone should be tubed into the EA prior to entry of EA into the Contact Chamber, but after the exhaust fan. The contact chamber is a box with baffles, to increase the contact time (similar to a muffler).
Due to lot of buildup of grease in the ventilation system of commercial kitchen ducting imposes fire risks and requires frequent cleaning. This results in bad odor and can also represent a real problem for the restaurants in residential areas. To overcome all this issues, ozone is the best solution for the kitchen exhaust. Odor and smoke are oxidized by ozone in a chemical reaction which results in the production of carbon dioxide and water vapour. After treatment, ozone gets converted back into oxygen. It eliminates all micro organisms effectively.