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On the treatment of epichlorohydrin exhaust gases

2018-07-06View Original

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Are there any colleagues in the epoxy resin industry? Epichlorohydrin is a substance that reacts with water and contains chlorine; conventional methods such as activated carbon adsorption, chemical absorption, and incineration are not suitable for treating its exhaust gases. Is there any expert who can suggest effective solutions?
Reply #22018-07-13
Recycling through condensation/freezing is ineffective... It is recommended to use incineration instead... The exhaust system should be connected to the incinerator for operation, right!?
Reply #32018-07-14
In the project we are working on now, it’s about sending exhaust gases to an incinerator
Reply #42019-07-23
Macroporous adsorption resin can be used for adsorption
Reply #52020-02-20
I saw that hydrochloric acid can be used for absorption to convert it into diglycolic acid, for reference

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