Catalytic combustion for VOCs treatment
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There are many manufacturers in China that use catalytic combustion to treat VOCs. As a novice, I’m not able to determine which ones have better technology; could someone recommend some manufacturers with excellent technology?
It depends on what you plan to use it for Do you want imported or domestic products?
Actually, it’s not necessary to burn it; if there is value in recycling it, that should be taken into consideration, right?
Upstairs. . Tell me. . Are your plasma treatment devices reliable? How long can you hold on with that brush-like trigger? Is there a month? How high can the maximum voltage be adjusted? Can it reach over 7KV?
Using plasma to completely remove VOCs is not very reliable; there are theoretical issues with it.
Catalytic combustion technology is intended for the treatment of hydrocarbon-containing waste gases in petrochemical plants. The hydrocarbons that can be easily recovered have already been extracted using methods such as absorption and condensation; the remaining hydrocarbon gases, at concentrations of a few thousand ppmv, are then treated through catalytic combustion to meet the **emission standards.
Ours uses carbon fiber for adsorption and recovery; no plasma treatment equipment is used, and the results are very good
Activated carbon fiber adsorption. . Steam desorption. . . Recovery of chilled water condensation. . .
It’s all full of this kind of trickery. I will too. . What materials do you usually use for the frames? 316L or 304?