What are the main components of Organic Waste Gas Treatment Engineering?

What are the main components of Organic Waste Gas Treatment Engineering?

1. Waste Gas Collection and Pretreatment Unit

Organic Waste Gas Treatment Engineering includes a waste gas collection network, preheating, cooling, water curtain cabinets or spray towers, etc., used to reduce temperature and remove large particles and moisture.

2. Adsorption/Concentration Unit

Organic Waste Gas Treatment Engineering uses zeolite rotors, activated carbon honeycomb beds, or molecular sieve beds for high-efficiency adsorption; the regeneration zone regenerates the adsorbent through pyrolysis or steam.

3. Catalytic Combustion/High-Temperature Incineration Unit

RTO or direct combustion furnaces, combined with catalysts (Pt, Pd, V, etc.), achieve complete oxidation of VOCs, with a purification efficiency ≥97%.

4. Secondary Treatment and Emission Unit

CO₂ and NOₓ generated after combustion are denitrified, desulfurized, or condensed and recovered to ensure emissions meet standards.

5. Auxiliary Systems

Including automatic monitoring, PLC control, electrical instrumentation, water supply and drainage, fire protection and explosion-proof devices, providing safe and reliable operation throughout the entire process.