Continuously regenerated exhaust gas

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How are non-methane total hydrocarbons generated in continuously regenerated exhaust gas? Please help answer this, dear friends There are specifications regarding how to reduce the content.

Reply #22019-09-29

Non-methane total hydrocarbons are a type of light hydrocarbon present in catalysts. The emission limit is set at no more than 60, and the treatment method is simple: these hydrocarbons can be burned in a furnace using a blower, provided that the flue gas has been dechlorinated first

Reply #32019-09-30

Do you now have a way to monitor total non-methane hydrocarbons in the flue gases from catalytic cracking units? Will this also be included in the emission targets in the future?

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