ReCatalyx
ReCatalyx H2SScrub
Reduce hydrogen sulfide by a selected biological or chemical route.
- Brand
- ReCatalyx
- Discipline
- Carbon, Resource Recovery & Waste-to-Energy
- Markets
- Environment · Industry · Resources & Waste · Water & Utilities
- Development status
- Product concept

Overview
Reduce hydrogen sulfide by a selected biological or chemical route.
Product capabilities
- Packed vessel or biological contactor
- recirculation pump
- distributor
- demister
- reagent dosing and blowdown
Core components
- Packed vessel or biological contactor
- recirculation pump
- distributor
- demister
- reagent dosing and blowdown
Design basis
Gas composition, target H2S, residence and chemistry; choose FRP, lined steel or alloy after corrosion and fire review.
IoT measurements
Inlet and outlet H2S, differential pressure, pH, liquid flow and reagent inventory.
IoT architecture
Project-specific instruments connect to local PLC/HMI and a secure gateway with buffered history. Local control remains independent of cloud connectivity.
Typical applications
BioDigest, RNGPure, LandfillGas
Pilot validation
Final sizing, protection and acceptance criteria require the project datasheet, OEM qualification and agreed FAT/SAT tests.
Problem and deployment scope
Reduce hydrogen sulfide by a selected biological or chemical route.
How it works
- Packed vessel or biological contactor
- recirculation pump
- distributor
- demister
- reagent dosing and blowdown
Architecture
Confirm data sources, field interfaces and operating requirements during discovery. Integration compatibility is reviewed for each deployment.
Integrations
Interface availability and supported protocols require product-specific confirmation.
Deployment
Scope, installation, security, acceptance criteria and training are agreed with the project team.
Use cases
BioDigest, RNGPure, LandfillGas
Documentation
This page describes the published product concept. Validated drawings, datasheets, compatibility and deployment documentation are supplied following technical review.
