Can the waste gas discharged by membrane separation be repeatedly purified through membrane separation?
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Can the waste gas discharged by membrane separation be repeatedly purified through membrane separation? What is the effect of re-purification? How much impact does it have on membrane life?
It is definitely possible. As for the impact on the membrane life, it depends on whether there is anything in your exhaust gas that affects the membrane.
From the principle of membrane separation, the exhaust gas can be purified through membrane separation, provided that multi-stage membrane separation is used. Or after the waste gas has been properly treated, it can be returned as raw material gas. As for the re-purification effect and membrane life, that is a technical secret and I am afraid no one can provide it.
Using high-cost equipment to process inferior raw materials is technically feasible, but economically meaningless.
I wonder which company can do this "membrane separation technology to treat organic waste gas"? ? ? I wonder which company can do this "membrane separation technology to treat organic waste gas"? ? ?
If you want to recycle waste gas, you have to consider the recycling cost. As long as the input-output ratio is appropriate, who will do the money-losing business?