How to treat ethanethiol waste gas
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Ethanethiol is a colorless and transparent liquid with a boiling point of 38 degrees; it is slightly soluble in water and has an extremely foul odor. It is said to be the smelliest substance in the world, as recorded in the 2007 Guinness World Records. I wonder if there are anyone else who has worked on similar projects; please share your experience.
There are filters that can be used for this purpose; if you need it, I can provide you with a reference.
Treating this type of waste gas is a major challenge; on one hand, the requirements for its treatment are very high, as even a small amount of it can be detected by humans and has a very unpleasant smell. However, the added value of the chemical products related to this is not very high; therefore, manufacturers are reluctant to make significant investments to address this issue, and cost must also be taken into consideration.
If the concentration is too high, it becomes difficult to treat with a biological filter. Methods can be used in combination.
Biological filtration can solve this issue, with a high removal rate
It can be burned in some combustion systems, or absorbed by activated carbon.
Do the two people on floors 5 and 6 have actual usage experience?
Isn’t it better to just burn it in an incinerator? Biological treatment can solve the problem, but it is necessary to control odor leakage; it requires significant investment and still poses a risk of environmental pollution.
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