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Vapor-permeation VOC-recovery skid tied into a process vent stream.

Solution · VOC Recovery

VOC Recovery & Emissions Control

Volatile organic compounds vented from reactors, dryers, coaters, and storage are lost product and a permit liability at once. Petro Sep's VOC-SEP® vapor-permeation systems capture VOCs and hydrocarbons from vapor streams at high efficiency, recover them as reusable product, and cut emissions below permit thresholds, without enclosing the whole facility. The recovered solvent often re-enters the process as virgin equivalent.

Readiness: Proven, deployed

What you get

Outcomes on this vertical.

VOC capture efficiency
>98%
Vapor permeation recovers solvents and hydrocarbons from reactor, dryer, and coater offgas.
Emissions
Below permit
Cut VOC emissions under threshold without enclosing the entire facility.
Payback
12 to 24 months
Recovered product plus avoided emissions penalties carry the system inside two years.

Recovery, not just abatement

Thermal oxidizers and carbon beds destroy or trap VOCs but return nothing to the process. Vapor permeation instead separates the VOC from the vent stream across a selective membrane and returns it as reusable product. Tapped directly into reactor, dryer, or storage offgas, it recovers more than 98 percent of the solvent, drops emissions below the permit line, and turns an abatement cost center into a recovery credit. Delivered as a skid that ties into the existing vent header.

Frequently asked

Common questions.

Is this abatement or recovery?
Recovery. Unlike oxidizers or carbon beds, vapor permeation returns the captured VOC as reusable product, so the system pays back on recovered solvent as well as on emissions relief.
Can it tie into our existing vent system?
Yes. The skid connects to the existing vent or offgas header and is sized to the stream, so it adds recovery without a facility rebuild.

Interested in VOC Recovery & Emissions Control?
Let us scope it.

License the solution or deploy it as a turnkey plant. Either way, send the stream or the spec and we will tell you, honestly, what is proven and what is still in development.