For acidic organic waste gas, after adsorption using an adsorption tower, desorption is required using steam at around 120°C – what material would be suitable for this purpose?
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For organic waste gases containing acids (hydrogen chloride, chlorinated organic compounds such as dichloroethane), after adsorption using an adsorption tower, desorption is required using steam at around 120°C. What material would be suitable for this purpose? The key question is what materials should be used for the internal gas distribution pipes and the support structures for the internal components
Impermeable graphite or materials coated with tetrafluoroethylene can be used
The key question is what materials should be used for the internal gas distribution pipes and the support structures for the internal components
The key question is what materials should be used for the internal gas distribution pipes and the support structures for the internal components