Air treatment in aluminum chloride production workshop
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In the aluminum chloride production workshop, the air temperature is very high due to heat dissipation from the equipment, and there is also corrosive hydrogen chloride gas. Since the workshop is quite large, the use of spray towers to replace the air inside the facility is not very effective. Do any of you experts have any good suggestions?
First, it is to control things at the source; second, it is to add exhaust fans for the centralized treatment of exhaust gases
We are considering a solution: to use air intake on the side of the cooling tower to draw in the unorganized gases from the workshop, wash these acidic gases with water, and add an appropriate amount of alkali to the water to control the pH value. Is this feasible?
I think it’s possible, but it’s difficult to operate, and the standards for exhaust gases are very strict