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Flue gas treatment in the coking industry

2018-03-23View Original

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I would like to ask everyone: what processes are used to address volatile organic gases in the coking industry?
Reply #22018-03-23
VOCs? I knew this was the solution.
Reply #32018-03-23
Then it’s not difficult. Now, there are also many books on VOCs. There are also many design institutes and environmental protection companies in the country. The technology has also become relatively mature.
Reply #42018-03-28
Our company handles both coking and methanol exhaust gas treatment; you can come to our company for a visit
Reply #52018-04-03
It’s about VOCs control, right? A lot of work is being done in this area these days. But wherever there are emission points, online monitoring systems need to be installed; if the emissions don’t meet the standards, that creates problems. So the key aspects of VOCs control are ensuring that emissions meet the required standards and reducing the number of emission points. If you have any questions, we can discuss them
Reply #62018-04-03
Are you a VOC designer or a VOC user?
Reply #72018-04-07
Methanol is relatively easy to treat, but the tar portion is more challenging. Could Engineer Wang from upstairs explain your production process?

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