Availability includes Monolith, and random packed medias, such as Ceramic Saddles, Raschig Rings, Mini-Rings, Honeycomb & Triangular shapes, Porcelain Balls, and Cell Stone® ULTRA random packed saddles.

With so many options to choose from, one is surely appropriate for your application.
 

Cell Stone's Ceramic Heat Recovery Media/Tower Packing have been applied in factories throughout the US and Europe. Cell Stone® installs site-specific media, meaning that your application is thoroughly reviewed before Cell Stone® makes a recommendation as the type/amount of product you will need.

Your satisfaction is our first priority. Our clients repeatedly re-order our products because of the quality, service and attention to detail we provide.

Note: Things to consider when purchasing heat recovery media for Regenerative Thermal Oxidizers…

Final and correct design results are, and always will be, subject to the RTO manufacturer's understanding of the relationship between the design parameters and the components. They include, but are not limited to, media configuration, mass flow imbalance, and burner configuration. Knowledge of destruction efficiency as it relates to time, temperature and turbulence, and valve cycle time also is important.

Other crucial factors to consider are the impact of the heat-up time, the size of the housing, the pressure drop, chamber transfer valve(s) leakage, unburned VOC recovery media void area, the weight of the media, and velocity through the media. Additionally, factor in the type of solvent, the shell insulation, the cycle time, the combustion chamber temperature, the design thermal efficiency, the exhaust temperature swing, the product limitations, and the means of testing.

The point is that an RTO is more than a "box of rocks." It is born from the interface of hundreds of components, interrelationships, and design constraints generated by certain specifications. If the end user does not have a clear understanding of these intricate interrelationships, the RTO will truly be reduced to a "box of rocks."