Jimco Vs Esp Comparison Q3 2010
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This document summarizes an air cleaning system called the JIMCO KPC that uses ultraviolet light (UVC) photolysis and ozonolysis, also known as photochemical oxidation, to treat pollutants from commercial kitchen exhaust. It claims this system is more effective and safer than electrostatic precipitation, having been certified by Underwriters Laboratories. It lists benefits like reduced fire hazards, lower maintenance needs, and compliance with regulations.
Jimco Vs Esp Comparison Q3 2010
- 1. GENMECH Engineering JIMCO KPC Air Cleaning System for Commercial Kitchens ESP vs UVC
- 2. Commercial Kitchen Pollution Control System Recommended by Consultants JIMCO is the 1st in the market that utilise Photolitic Oxidation technology for Kitchen Pollution Control (KPC). We are the only UVC system supplier certified by UL Laboratories for UL 710 (Standard for Safety for Exhaust Hoods for Commercial Cooking Equipment).
- 3. Benefits of using JIMCO KPC System Effective and proven system certified by Underwriters Laboratories for UL 710. Elimination of Fire Hazard. Elimination of costly maintenance and operation downtime, due to Kitchen Exhaust Duct cleaning. Environmentally Friendly. Compliance to Regulations.
- 4. Kitchen Exhaust Pollution 2 Phase of contamination in the exhaust from cooking. Particulate Phase - Grease and Hydrocarbon (Smoke) Gaseous Phase - Odour
- 5. Mechanical Method - Electrostatic Precipitation (ESP) Kitchen Exhaust pass between negatively charged ionizing wires and are attracted to positively charged collection plates. Gases and vapours cannot be collected by ESPs, therefore Activated Carbon Filters are required.
- 6. Electrostatic Precipitator Limitations Optimum operational Air Velocity <1.8m/s. Gases and vapours contaminants (Odour) (Odour) cannot be treated. Require Activated Carbon Filters to remove Odour. Odour.
- 7. Electrostatic Precipitator Disadvantages Potential Fire Hazard, due to “Live Wire” in Air Stream. Ionizing wire and collecting plate laden with grease, thus reducing efficiency. Require frequent cleaning to maintain efficiency.
- 8. Electrostatic Precipitator Disadvantages Require maintenance by trained technician. Require substantial space for installation. System may Short Circuit, when humidity is high. Exhaust duct from Kitchen Hood are not treated.
- 9. Photochemistry Method - Photolysis & Ozonolysis (Photozone) Photolysis - Long molecule chain of grease are broken by UVC. Ozonolysis - Shorten chains of grease and grease vapours are oxidized by Ozone.
- 10. JIMCO UVC Photozone Advantages Optimum operational Air Velocity <2.5m/s for UVC to breakdown and oxidize organic chain. Oxidation process able to significantly reduce odour. odour.
- 11. JIMCO UVC Photozone Benefits Reduce risk of Fire Hazard. Eliminates regular cleaning of Kitchen Exhaust Duct. Compact installation within Kitchen Exhaust Hood. Ease of maintenance, due to accessibility.
- 12. JIMCO UVC Photozone Benefits Easy to clean, can be done by kitchen staff. Should Activated Carbon Filters are used to polish the exhaust air, the filters life span are extended, due to Ozone regeneration effect.
- 13. JIMCO the only system supplier certified by UL Is the intended grease/odour reduction system suitable for installation into Commercial Kitchen environment? Have they been certified by UL or any recognized authorities to be safe for kitchen exhaust treatment?
- 14. JIMCO Recognitions JIMCO EU Award is endorsed by the Danish Engineering Society.
- 15. JIMCO List of References St Regis ION Orchard Vivo City Singapore Island Country Club Singapore Cricket Club Meritus Mandarin Hotel Shangri- Shangri-La Hotel JW Marriott And many more
- 16. Contact Us Genmech Engineering (S) Pte Ltd 21, Toh Guan Road East, #07-14/15/16, #07- Toh Guan Centre, Singapore 608609 Website: www.genmech-singapore.com www.genmech- E-mail: genengrg@singnet.com.sg Tel: 6763 0200 Fax: 6763 0900 CO. Reg. No: 05622/1981-W 05622/1981-