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With stricter environmental regulations now, how should the gases emitted during the loading of formaldehyde be handled?

2015-08-27View Original

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With stricter environmental regulations now, how should the gases emitted during the loading of formaldehyde be handled?
Reply #22015-08-27
Formaldehyde is generally absorbed using activated carbon; the formaldehyde emitted during loading can be sent to an activated carbon adsorption tower via an exhaust fan for absorption
Reply #32015-08-27
Thank you! I want to use a fan to transport it, first absorbing it with water and then returning it to the system.
Reply #42015-08-27
The amount of water needed to directly absorb gases is quite large
Reply #52015-08-28
Yes! The preparation is equivalent to a water absorption test.
Reply #62015-09-28
These days, hoses are used for loading the goods. There can be a gas recovery device; using water for absorption probably isn’t very effective. In our factory, the gas just escapes directly, so it’s not worthwhile to try to absorb it. . As long as it’s not spilled, it has no smell
Reply #72015-09-29
The Environmental Protection Agency requires that a waste gas recovery system be in place! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

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