ATP stripping systems

HOW DOES AMMONIA STRIPPING SYSTEMS WORK?

The ammonia stripping system is a proven, chemical-physical process that involves the passage of ammonia nitrogen from the liquid phase to the gas phase. 

The equipment used for this treatment is essentially composed of two towers. In the first, the volatile component is released from the liquid phase with the addition of heat and sodium hydroxide to raise its pH, while in the second, it is intercepted by an acid solution that breaks it down to form ammonia salts.

These salts are then recovered as nitrogen contributors in agricultural fertilizers (minimum nitrogen content of 6% according to Legislative Decree 217 of April 29, 2006).

The system is fully automated and provides a closed air circuit avoiding emissions into the atmosphere.

ATP stripping systems are custom engineered for each specific application and to ensure compliance with regulations.

Thanks to the skills and experience of our qualified staff, ATP Environment will guide you in the choice of the air treatment system that efficiently meets your needs and the emission standards required by law.