For a number of years, jimco a/s has developed and manufactured air-cleaning systems specifically for the reduction of grease and aromatic compounds in exhaust air with high temperatures (frying, boiling and deep frying processes). Jimco systems are based on uv-c & ozone technology that results in the cold incineration of organic matter from a process called photolytic oxidation. The process leaves no harmful residues.

The process works as follows:
step 1: warm contaminated air (primary air) enters the lower part of the unit.
step 2: the primary air passes through a maze filter resulting in the separation of large grease and water droplets.
step 3: primary air is cooled by mixing it with secondary air from the room (e. G. Via a spot exhaust from a production line). The mixed air then passes over a bank of condensation blocks causing further grease/water separation from the air stream. This reduces power consumption during the photolytic oxidation process.
step 4: the photolytic oxidation process is achieved using special low-pressure uv-c lamps that also generate a small quantity of ozone. Exposure to uv-c light breaks down organic compounds in the air and subsequent treatment with ozone completes the oxidation process.

the flo-p air cleaning system is normally made according to client

the contaminants in the air are oxidised, or cold incinerated. Odours and organic particles contained in the air are reduced to an absolute minimum. The typical reduction in ou/m3 is in the region of 90.