Has everyone started the VOC reduction efforts?
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As the title suggests, have all factories started carrying out activities to reduce VOCs? I’m from Shanghai, and a fee will be imposed on VOC emissions starting in July this year. The task of collecting relevant data is truly extensive. Do you have any recommendations for good portable VOC detection devices? It would be ideal if they are approved by environmental protection authorities.
The preliminary design of the project has already taken this into account!
Shanghai is taking the lead. What are the charging rates? Are there any specific procedures and plans for emission testing statistics that you could share?
There are many methods, each highly targeted; we have completed numerous successful project examples. Methods such as high-temperature incineration, RTO, catalytic incineration, adsorption, and low-temperature plasma anaerobic combustion are selected based on the composition and concentration of the organic waste gases.
British Signal Group’s gas detection equipment includes the VOC portable detector, the MINI3010; those interested can contact qq3387518670
Portable detectors aren’t very practical, right? They can be used to detect the presence of VOCs, but it’s likely impossible to determine their components and concentrations with them
FID, PID, 2020 – any of these will work. We’ve been using this one all along; it’s approved by the Environmental Protection Department by default. P
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**With the introduction of an environmental protection tax, companies really need to keep a tight grip on these issues!