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Waste gas incinerators and waste liquid incineration manufacturers

2019-01-02View Original

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Are there manufacturers that produce waste gas incinerators and waste liquid incinerators? At present, the volume of exhaust gas that needs to be treated by the facility is 60,000 NM3/H, and the amount of waste liquid is 30,000 T/year. Manufacturers with experience in this area can contact me. Thank you
Reply #22019-01-02
Our main business is combustion, so we can make things similar to furnaces. But it is necessary to know your gas and liquid components in order to make a judgment.
Reply #32019-01-02
We have two furnaces: one for waste gas treatment and one for waste liquid treatment
Reply #42019-01-02
The amount of waste liquid is very small, but the amount of exhaust gas is not!
Reply #52019-01-17
Hello, we specialize in exhaust gas treatment for the petrochemical industry, using catalytic incineration technology. We have extensive experience in handling gases related to phenol propionate, acrylonitrile, acrylic acid, maleic anhydride, MMA, phthalic anhydride, butyl octanol, propylene oxide, polypropylene, and polyethylene. The volume of gas involved ranges from 30,000 to 140,000 units. Additionally, if your company’s waste liquids do not contain salts, you can also send me details about those liquids; we can carry out joint treatment. You can send the details of your company’s exhaust gas conditions to my email address: wangbochao520@163.com
Reply #62019-03-05
I have a waste liquid incinerator in operation here; we modified it to be able to burn exhaust gases as well. Its processing capacity is much lower than what you mentioned, and I can discuss this with you.
Reply #72023-11-17
Could you tell me the components of the waste liquid and waste gas? China Ruilin Engineering Technology Co., Ltd
Reply #82024-01-18
I need to send this to the incinerator – how can I get in touch with you?
Reply #92024-05-19
Regarding the gas and liquid components specifically, a TO (direct combustion) furnace can be used for preliminary treatment. It’s been so much time – I wonder if the original poster has managed to resolve this issue? For design and modification needs, please consult our company CECO PEERLESS for detailed information

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