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Treatment of organic volatile exhaust gases

2019-12-06View Original

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I’m seeking advice from experts – are there any good solutions for dealing with organic waste gases? Treatment of water-insoluble organic volatile gases such as toluene, especially malodorous gases such as propyl mercaptan. Thank you!
Reply #22019-12-06
The most common treatment method is to use activated carbon for adsorption; if recovery is not considered, the activated carbon needs to be replaced regularly
Reply #32019-12-06
Choose physical adsorption; it’s more thorough
Reply #42019-12-07
Adsorption or incineration after cryogenic recovery
Reply #52019-12-07
Activated carbon adsorption can be used, and under appropriate conditions, one can carry out the regeneration of the activated carbon themselves. Or burn it.
Reply #62019-12-15
Zeolite rotor RCO integrated unit
Reply #72020-01-14
It depends on the volume of exhaust gas you have. For organic exhaust gases, RTO is generally used for treatment to ensure they are discharged in compliance with standards. If you need to know more, please send a private message

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