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I would like to reuse the exhaust gas resulting from ozone oxidation through aeration. Is it possible to compress it using a blower or air compressor before reusing it?

2021-03-04View Original

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The exhaust gas resulting from ozone oxidation needs to be reused through aeration (as the pressure of this exhaust gas is insufficient). Is it possible to compress it using a blower or air compressor before reuse?
Reply #22021-03-16
No, ozone has a strong corrosive effect. Moreover, exhaust gases are usually routed through destructors, so there should be little leakage through aeration. If gas does escape, it’s a problem with your process – the efficiency is too low

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