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Use of make-up cooling fans in catalytic combustion of exhaust gases

2015-12-09View Original

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May I ask, in the catalytic combustion treatment of organic waste gases, what is the principle of the cooling fan within the entire process, and does the use of such a cooling fan increase the volume of air used to remove the desorbed waste gases? Thank you! ! ! !
Reply #22015-12-10
Does catalytic combustion come with a cooling fan and an adsorption system?
Reply #32015-12-11
The process is adsorption + desorption catalytic combustion
Reply #42015-12-14
The cooling fan is used to introduce cold air into the desorption gas in order to lower the temperature of the activated carbon when the temperature at the outlet of the catalytic system is too high, resulting in an excessively high temperature in the adsorption tank; it is usually not turned on.
Reply #52015-12-15
Hello, then if it is operated, will the desorption air volume increase at that stage? What impact will this have in the future?
Reply #62015-12-15
It’s an emergency situation; just ensure safety.
Reply #72015-12-16
What aspects might be included to ensure safety? Thank you
Reply #82020-04-29
Through calculation, such a high airflow is not necessary at all. So that’s how it works. Thank you.

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