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How to handle low-concentration VOC gases containing dust (particulates)?

2016-05-06View Original

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How to handle low-concentration VOC gases containing dust (particulates)? For example, the VOCs concentration is less than 200 ppmv
Reply #22016-05-09
Rotary drum concentration combined with catalytic combustion is the simplest approach
Reply #32018-07-30
First, carry out dust removal by spraying or other methods, then burn
Reply #42018-07-31
I wonder how tolerant the original poster is; if they’re very tolerant, then dust removal + concentration + combustion are possible; It’s not a very big recommendation: power wave dust removal + advanced oxidation; we have quite a lot of experience with this.
Reply #52018-07-31
I wonder how tolerant the original poster is; if they’re very tolerant, then dust removal + concentration + combustion are possible; It’s not a very big recommendation: power wave dust removal + advanced oxidation; we have quite a lot of experience with this.
Reply #62018-07-31
First, dust removal is carried out (by spraying, using bag filters, or other methods); this is usually done at high air flow rates and low concentrations, followed by concentrated combustion

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