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Combustion or recovery of high-volume, low-concentration organic waste gas not only requires very large-scale equipment, but also causes huge operating costs. For this problem, by using a zeolite molecular sieve adsorption and concentration device , organic waste gas with a low concentration and large air volume can be concentrated into a small concentration with a high air volume , thereby reducing equipment investment costs and operating costs, thereby achieving economical and effective organic waste gas treatment.

The zeolite runner organic exhaust gas purification technology is a technology that uses zeolite molecular sieve adsorbent to adsorb and purify VOCs in exhaust gas. Zeolite molecular sieves are crystalline aluminosilicates, which are widely used in the field of exhaust gas treatment due to their regular crystal structure, uniform pore distribution, and adjustable surface properties.

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Figure Schematic structure of zeolite molecular sieve

Hydrophobic silicalite adsorbent exhibits strong hydrophobic / lipophilic characteristics, has uniformly-sized pores, large specific surface area (500 ~ 1000©O / g), and large adsorption capacity, and can be used to adsorb and remove many organic molecules from exhaust gas. , Is a new type of environmentally friendly material.

On the molecular sieve runner, olefins, organosiloxanes, and macromolecular substances with a boiling point above 260 ¡ã C may cause permanent damage to the runner.

The substances that the runner cannot handle, the substances that are not allowed to enter the runner, and the substances that are restricted from entering the runner are listed below. The list is as follows:  


Table Substances that the runner cannot handle

status

Substance composition

phenomenon

Difficult to adsorb substances

Methanol

Strong polarity does not adsorb

Cyclohexane

Not easy to adsorb on structure

Formaldehyde, other low boiling point substances

Low boiling point is not easy to adsorb

Not easily desorbed

Oil mist / tar mist

Not easy to detach

Plasticizers (DEP, DOP, etc.)

High boiling point is not easy to desorb

Terpineol

React and accumulate in pores

Monomer chlorinated vinyl, acrylonitrile, isocyanate, other polymerizable substances

Polymerizable substance

Monoethanolamine (MEA)

Low steam pressure makes it difficult to desorb

Other amines

Changing traits is not easy to detach

High boiling point substances above 200 ¡ã C

Not easy to detach

Substances with a vapor pressure below 20 Pa (at20 ¡ã C)

Not easy to detach

Molecular sieve degradation

Acid and alkaline substances

Zeolite degradation

coating

Covering molecular sieve produces degradation

Table of substances that are not allowed to enter the runner

Substances not allowed to enter the runner

the reason

Content control

Dust (calcium carbonate, titanium dioxide, white carbon black, ammonium chloride, iron oxide, etc.)

Clogged holes

<1mg / m3

Paint mist (mist liquid formed by spraying, resin)

Clogged holes

<0.1mg / m3

Polymerization monomers such as acrylic acid, acrylonitrile, butadiene

Adsorbent deactivation

<0.1mg / m3

Active compounds such as isocyanate and silane coupling agent

Adsorbent deactivation

<0.1mg / m3

Boiling point is greater than 220 ¡ã C (diethylene glycol butyl ether, triethanolamine, phthalates, etc.)

Cannot detach

<0.1mg / m3

Melting point is greater than 20 ¡ã C (phenol, naphthalene, tetramethylbenzene, etc.)

Clogged holes

<0.1mg / m3

HCl, Cl2, SO2, H2S, NOx, NH3

Corrosive

PH = 4-10

Table restricted substances entering the runner


Substances restricting access to runners

the reason

Content control

Styrene

Easy to aggregate

<600mg / m3

Easy to aggregate

<0.1mg / m3

Dichloromethane, pentane, ethanol, cyclohexane

Not easy to adsorb

Designed according to efficiency requirements

Methanol, formaldehyde, acetaldehyde, carbon disulfide

No adsorption

Designed according to efficiency requirements

Boiling point below 40 ¡ã C (alkanes, olefins, halogenated hydrocarbons, etc. below C4)

No adsorption

Designed according to efficiency requirements

Xylene, Xylene, Cyclohexanone and other macromolecules

Some runners do not adsorb

Designed according to efficiency requirements

Boiling point at 170-220 ¡ã C (trimethylbenzene, ethylene glycol butyl ether, propylene glycol, ethylene glycol, decane, NMP, DMSO, DEF, butyrolactone, etc.)

Difficult to detach

Activated carbon filtration or high temperature regeneration



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