Contaminated air enters the bottom of the reactor, passes upward through one or more microbial beds, and exits the top of the unit as clean air.
During this process, an advanced water spraying system maximizes growth of the biomass through humidification. As the contaminated air travels up the TORRENTA tower, microorganisms quickly degrade the foul/odorous air compounds, eliminating the emission problem.
The last stage consists of an ultra-dense biological surface area specially designed to polish the air before emitting it into the atmosphere.