Is there anyone who does energy chemical engineering design?

The principle involves heating organic waste gases to over 760 degrees Celsius (the exact temperature depends on the composition), thereby causing the VOCs in those gases to be oxidized and decomposed into carbon dioxide and water. The high-temperature gas generated by oxidation flows through a specially designed ceramic heat storage element, causing the ceramic to heat up and thus \"store heat\"; this stored heat is then used to preheat the organic waste gases that follow. Thus, fuel consumption for heating the exhaust gases is saved. The ceramic regenerator should be divided into three (or more) sections, with each section going through cycles of heat absorption, heat release, and cleaning, in a repeating manner to ensure continuous operation. After the regenerator \"releases heat,\" an appropriate amount of clean air should be introduced immediately to clean the regenerator (to ensure a VOC removal rate of over 99%); only after the cleaning is complete can the \"heat storage\" process begin. Otherwise, the remaining VOCs will be emitted with the flue gas, resulting in a reduced treatment efficiency at the chimney.