What should be done with the exhaust gas when its treatment does not meet the standards? Where should it be discharged? ? Waste gas cannot have an accident tank like wastewater can
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What should be done with the exhaust gas when its treatment does not meet the standards? Where should it be discharged? ? Waste gas cannot have an accident tank like wastewater can
A large tank can be set to a vacuum state to receive waste gas that does not meet the standards
Are such accident storage tanks installed in all exhaust gas treatment systems? ? Is it possible to introduce the non-compliant exhaust gas into the inlet of the treatment fan for further recycling, of course on the condition that all other air inlets are temporarily closed? ?
We should consider why the standards aren’t being met! Even if you collect them, they still don’t meet the standards and there’s no place to store them! How large do the gas cylinders need to be? Does it meet the design standards? Where to place it involves many factors
This is only in case of emergency situations where the handling does not meet the standards; you can’t guarantee that no problems will occur, right? ?
I’ve never heard of waste gas storage tanks; a lot of waste gas goes straight into chimneys or flares. If it doesn’t meet the standards, how can it be collected? ? If the exhaust gas fails the test, simply stop the machine for inspection. When treating waste gas through wet washing or alkaline cleaning, it is generally easy to handle the issue by controlling the pH level properly.
Waste gas cannot be handled in the same way as wastewater, for which accident ponds can be used; it must either be sent to a flare or a chimney.
According to environmental protection requirements, parking is the only option for handling this, but flexibility should be applied in practice