Treatment of acrylonitrile waste gas
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Has photocatalytic oxidation technology been used to treat acrylonitrile waste gas? What is the effect of governance? The concentration is around 200 ppm.
Catalytic oxidation can be employed; after treatment, the emission level of acrylonitrile can reach 31,571, which is less than 0.5 mg/m3
Have you handled cases like this before? Is it photocatalytic oxidation?
Have you handled cases like this before? Is it photocatalytic oxidation?
It’s not photocatalytic oxidation; it’s catalytic oxidation, catalytic combustion – catalysts are used to reduce the activation energy of the reactants.
Acrylonitrile waste gas is extremely dangerous regardless of its concentration, as it contains hydrogen cyanide-based components; incineration is the only safe method for dealing with it.
Using titanium oxide as a catalyst for catalytic oxidation under ultraviolet light?
Using precious metal catalysts to facilitate catalytic oxidation for purification purposes is no problem. There are actual cases. The purification accuracy of other methods is relatively poor.
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