Excuse me, the concentration of the exhaust gas to be adsorbed is unstable
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The concentration of the exhaust gas coming for adsorption is unstable, reaching 60,000 mg/m3 at peak levels. Is there any way to gradually reduce these peaks by storing the average value?
How to solve it? To address this issue, several methods can be employed: 1) Change the exhaust gas flow pattern: Design the structure appropriately to alter the exhaust gas flow pattern, ensure stable flow of the exhaust gas, and enhance the adsorption effect. 2) Changing the loading amount: Reducing the amount of exhaust gas drawn in helps to stabilize the exhaust gas concentration and improve adsorption efficiency. 3) Increase the amount of adsorbent used appropriately: Increasing the quantity of adsorbent helps improve the adsorption efficiency, thereby stabilizing the concentration of waste gases. 4) Improving the treatment conditions for exhaust gases: Treating exhaust gases at low temperature and high pressure, as well as carrying out degassing and catalyst treatment, helps to stabilize the concentration of exhaust gases and enhance the adsorption effect. 5) Replace the adsorbent: Using a more efficient adsorbent in conjunction with waste gas treatment can help to stabilize the concentration of the waste gas more effectively, thereby improving the adsorption performance. -
Industries actually have no solution; with large amounts of waste gas and low pressure, there is no economical way to address this issue
Use a large tank for buffering,,, but it’s pointless if the investment is too high. For reference.
Is the issue unstable flow or unstable concentration?