Does catalytic oxidative incineration of exhaust gases fall under the oxidation reactions among the processes subject to strict supervision?

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In the exhaust gas incineration process, a small amount of organic substances in the exhaust gas are oxidized to form carbon dioxide and water; this is an oxidation reaction. Should it be classified as a **process under strict supervision? Are automatic control measures required for such processes? Is the scope of application for processes under strict supervision limited to chemical production facilities? This type of exhaust gas incineration process likely does not fall under chemical production projects.

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Does catalytic oxidative incineration of exhaust gases fall under the oxidation reactions among the processes subject to strict supervision?

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