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What should be used to absorb low-volume, high-concentration dichloromethane?

2018-04-23View Original

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This post was last edited by A solitary and talented scholar on 2018-4-23 at 21:42. It deals with dichloromethane waste gas with a flow rate of 100–150 m3/h, a concentration of 80–150 g/m3, and a temperature of -20°C; this gas is to be treated using a scrubber combined with activated carbon. I would like to ask those with expertise in this field: what medium is best for absorption? Are there any good ways to ensure that exhaust gases are discharged up to standard? ? Thank you for participating in the discussion; I appreciate your insights!
Reply #22018-04-23
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Reply #32023-10-19
Compression condensation + membrane + adsorption can achieve levels below 20 mg/m³; feel free to contact 15951000366

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