Cases

The main structure of the zeolite rotor is a rotating wheel filled with an adsorbent, which is divided into three regions, namely an adsorption region, a regeneration region, and a cooling region. The vocs is introduced into the adsorption area through a blower, and the vocs pollutants therein are adsorbed, and the exhaust gas is purified and discharged. Subsequently, the adsorbent was rotated to the regeneration-zone, and during contact with the high-temperature air, VOCS was desorbed and flowed out with the regeneration air, and the adsorbent was regenerated. The regenerated adsorbent is first cooled through the cooling zone, and then rotated to the adsorption zone to re-adsorb. As the rotor  rotates, the adsorbent periodically adsorbs, desorbs, and cools to achieve purification of organic waste gas.