Ask for technical solutions for glyphosate (herbicide) particle dust exhaust gas treatment
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As mentioned, I hope all the experts will give me some advice.~~
Please explain the specific situation of exhaust gas: ) Only in this way can everyone put forward feasible suggestions: )
Additional information: This waste gas is dusty waste gas from glyphosate, and the main pollutant is glyphosate dust. Air volume 25000/h
If the glyphosate particles contained in the exhaust gas are not easy to adhere and have high concentration and have recycling value, bag dust removal may be a better method. In this way, the purpose of dust removal can be achieved, and some products can be recycled, which has certain economics. If the glyphosate dust is sticky and the concentration is very low, making it difficult to recycle, you can consider using wet dust removal. The generated washing liquid can be returned to the previous production section, which eliminates the need for wastewater treatment equipment and recovers some products. For reference only, expert advice is required: )
Please provide the particle size distribution and concentration of particulate matter.
Bag dust removal and water dust removal can be used, and the secondary dust removal effect is quite obvious.
Use bag dust removal + water foam washing to recover glyphosate dust
It adsorbs and retains glyphosate and can be recycled, but the water washing method is not suitable.* * The sale of 10% glyphosate has been banned.