Can chlorinated hydrocarbon waste gas be treated using thermal combustion? Why?
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Can chlorinated hydrocarbon waste gas be treated using thermal combustion? Why? Thank you all
If thermal combustion is used to treat such waste gases, it is mainly to avoid the formation of dioxins during the treatment process.
To avoid the formation of secondary pollutants such as dioxins and phosgene due to incomplete reactions, catalytic combustion purification devices can be used to achieve this
Whether chlorinated hydrocarbon waste gas can be treated by thermal combustion depends mainly on the pyrolysis of the waste gas; if the operating costs are too high, the implementation becomes more difficult, in which case regenerative combustion can be used. If needed, please contact qntgx@sohu.com