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Treatment of isobutyl acetate exhaust gas

2012-06-19View Original

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Isobutyl acetate exhaust gases mainly contain isobutyl acetate, carbon dioxide, and water. Approximately one ton of isobutyl acetate is emitted per day; what methods can be used to recycle it?
Reply #22012-06-20
Could you tell me the composition and concentration of the exhaust gases? I can discuss a plan. Our company specializes in organic exhaust gas recovery projects. dlwpeng@163.com
Reply #32012-06-26
It can be recovered using the carbon fiber adsorption method. Make more exhausts like this!
Reply #42019-10-28
To recycle it, the adsorption method is certainly the option; this technology is already well-developed. What needs to be considered is whether the ratio between investment costs and the benefits from recycling is feasible

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