VOCs treatment by zeolite molecular sieve rotary wheel adsorption concentration and purification device
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What’s the performance of the VOCs treatment system using zeolite molecular sieve rotary wheels for adsorption, concentration, and purification? It seems like a pretty innovative approach. I came across information online about GD Black Horse Technology; it seems to be working on very cutting-edge technologies. But today I tried to look up more details online, and I was unable to access their company’s website – most of the relevant information has been removed. Is it a scam company, or are there flaws in these technologies?
The zeolite wheel unit is merely a concentration device and cannot treat VOCs on its own
Black Horse is quite well-known in the industry; it’s probably just due to the website being down
The zeolite molecular sieve rotor is a new VOCs treatment technology that has emerged in the past two years; its primary function is adsorption and concentration, with the subsequent treatment of the concentrated gas being carried out using oxidation devices such as RTO or RCO. Domestic molecular sieve rotors are also being widely used, such as Heima and Vicori.
Zeolites actually function in the same way as activated carbon cartridges for adsorbing organic substances. However, due to the separate compartments in the rotor, desorption can take place simultaneously with adsorption; the organic substances that are desorbed can then be recovered through cryogenic methods or burned, among other options