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What are the methods for treating exhaust gases?

2011-04-16View Original

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The exhaust gas disposal system in our chlorohydration unit is not adequate; the exhaust gas contains silicon powder as well as chlorosilanes. Silicon powder and hydrolysis products are everywhere in the plant area. What do you all think is a reasonable approach? How should silicon powder be handled? Bag filters are too prone to damage..
Reply #22011-04-16
It’s better to wash it out in the leaching tower; emptying it directly is not good.
Reply #32011-04-16
If the quantity is large, it is recommended that you wash it with lime milk; If it’s small, rinse it with water.
Reply #42011-04-16
It involves spraying water, which is then directed into a waste liquid tank; the tank is kept alkaline. But it seems that the cleaning effect is too poor; especially when there are system issues that cause a sudden increase in the amount of gas being released, problems usually arise with the scrubber tower...

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