The device removes some light organic compounds in small quantities; how should these be dealt with?
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The device removes some light organic compounds in small quantities; how should these be dealt with? Burning is okay, but isn’t the use of torches prohibited now? What should I do?
The torch is one approach; currently, most VOC emission treatment methods still involve incineration. Of course, you can also consider condensation recovery. The key is to see if there is value in recycling it
It depends on what it is specifically, how much there is, and what its components are
It’s not very valuable, but wasn’t the torch no longer in use?
GB31571-2015
The torch doesn’t say it can’t be used; if the quantity is small, it can be used as a ground torch, which is also very convenient
They won’t let us use torches anymore? Why haven’t I heard anything about it?
There must be other methods besides using torches, such as catalytic combustion and regenerative combustion; however, the equipment investment is relatively high, but the advantage is that some of the heat can be recovered