published by Russ on Mon, 2018-05-28 13:03
What do 96.1%, 95.7%, 91.15% have in common? They are the average DRE (Destruction Rate Efficiency) of a Durr two-tower RTO over the past three EPA compliance tests dating back to 2010. When RHZ Environmental reviewed the data and inspected valves we knew the unit was in serious trouble. The valves were warped. Proper seating was impossible. RHZ staff discussed the issues and offered the client two options:
The Traditional Approach: Replace the warped valves. This is a tried and true approach. It would correct the problem but at a substantial cost.
The Innovative: Let RHZ Environmental create a customized solution that will improve their current valves' performance at a fraction of the costs.
The client weighed their options and put their trust into RHZ's hands. They hoped we could provide a cost-effective solution to their all-too-common problem.
