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Is there a need to create a dedicated section for VOC treatment?

2016-09-23View Original

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Currently, there are a wide variety of technologies and equipment available for treating industrial organic vapor emissions (VOCs), covering a range of industries and production processes. There are also numerous treatment techniques and standards, but few can handle all situations effectively. Moreover, the level of expertise among those who apply these technologies and the quality of the treatment services provided vary greatly. Is it necessary to create a dedicated section for VOC control?
Reply #22016-09-23
First of all, thank you for your valuable suggestions. Given the current structure of the forum sections, questions related to VOCs can be posted in the environmental protection section, as this section has a relatively high concentration of professionals in this field, which facilitates collective discussion and helps resolve doubts promptly. However, depending on the future development of the forum and the level of participation, it is not impossible to create such a section as well. Thank you once again for your attention to the environmental protection section of the Haichuan Chemicals Forum; please continue to support us in the future! :handshake
Reply #32016-09-23
I think the atmosphere and water can be separated, after all, fluids are all different; as for solid waste, noise, and ecology, let’s wait and see the future trends.
Reply #42016-09-23
I completely agree with the suggestion from above. Waste gas, wastewater, solid waste, and noise all have their own characteristics and corresponding treatment methods, and should be treated differently.
Reply #52016-09-23
Thank you to the moderator for the comments and encouragement. VOC treatment already represents a significant market segment within the environmental protection industry. I believe many professionals in this field have their own experiences, and if there’s an opportunity to share these experiences and discuss them together, it will surely help to increase popularity in this area.
Reply #62016-09-26
It seems not many users pay attention to VOC; I’ll give it a push myself
Reply #72016-09-26
Agree to establish a VOC section; currently work in the field of VOC control, and it is recommended to set up a VOC section under the environmental protection category
Reply #82016-09-27
I strongly support the creation of a VOC section; currently, it is the environmental protection companies that hold all the power in the market, and it’s really not clear what processes are being used without proper evaluation
Reply #92016-09-27
Fully agree! The control of VOCs has been given great importance in the industry, and there are numerous treatment technologies available. A more prominent and extensive platform for exchange would be of tremendous long-term value!
Reply #102016-09-28
It is recommended to add a section dedicated to VOCs control. Currently, VOCs control represents the fourth pollutant that needs to be addressed within a set time frame as part of air pollution control, following desulfurization, denitrification, and dust removal. Currently, environmental protection agencies in many provinces and cities require certain enterprises that emit VOCs to meet the emission standards by the end of 2016; for those that fail to complete the required rectification efforts, these agencies organize meetings between such enterprises and suppliers of VOCs treatment technologies. VOCs management involves not only treatment but also testing and monitoring. When environmental regulations were less stringent, there were relatively few professionals in this field; therefore, it is necessary to create this section for everyone to exchange ideas.

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