Solvent vapour extraction ventilation in the Flash-off area
Woodman procured a spray automation system, but due to space constraints it was not possible to add a drying oven, which meant that the drying products emitted strong solvent vapours. In September 2020, we installed a Flash-Off area ventilation system for solvent vapours, which extracts the vapours generated during initial drying and ensures safe air quality in production. The extracted air is compensated by the previously installed heat recovery ventilation unit.
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