How to handle waste gas from electronic waste incineration

2010-09-19View Original

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I am currently facing the issue of handling the exhaust gases from an e-waste incineration project, and I’m not sure what treatment process to use. Could anyone give me some suggestions? Thank you!

Reply #22010-09-21

It would be best to mention the specific components of the smoke, right? There are various combinations for dust removal, nitrogen oxide reduction, odor elimination, and more!

Reply #32011-01-04

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Reply #42011-01-10

Your electronic waste is processed by incineration, a relatively outdated technique. The latest approach involves pyrolysis, which breaks down the organic components into solvent oil and pyrolysis gas; the pyrolysis gas can be used to heat various devices and has a high calorific value.

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