Questions regarding exhaust gas treatment
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This post was last edited by lql781106 on 2008-1-9 16:41]
It first passes through an electrostatic precipitator to recover tin oxide and other components； After washing to remove hydrochloric acid and hydrofluoric acid ； Hydrocarbons are sent to the boiler for combustion.
The specific contents of each component need to be provided.
First, it is necessary to know the temperature of the flue gas in order to develop a reasonable treatment plan.
It can be incinerated first and then absorbed with an alkali, which allows for the treatment of all organic and inorganic acids.
It would be better to provide the temperature and the specific contents of each component in order to design the process!
What kind of process exhaust gases are we talking about? The original poster is trying to trick us here. It’s not easy to produce gases with such complex compositions; if they don’t exceed the specified limits, they can be released directly. I recommend using water spray combined with activated carbon adsorption
Pollutant concentrations are low; incineration is not recommended. Adsorption is effective; for reference only