VOCs control
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I would like to ask the experts in the production, design, and equipment fields: **With the introduction of a three-year action plan to win the battle to protect the blue sky, how are VOCs managed in the tank areas of manufacturing enterprises?** Are there any other good new methods and technologies besides traditional condensation, adsorption, and RTO?
Each treatment process is designed for one or several types of media; your question is too general
Yes, what I mainly want to ask everyone here is regarding the storage areas for methanol, ethanol, and ethylene glycol – we are a company that produces bulk chemicals derived from coal
The key is to determine whether it is necessary to recycle the medium inside; if not, it can be directly burned in an RTO. Currently, RTOs are the main method promoted by environmental agencies for treating VOCs. The rest of the RCOs are basically useless in the chemical industry.