Process Brief

(1) the collected exhaust gas enters into the ionization trapper. When the flue gas passes through, the dust and tar in the flue gas are ionized under the action of electric charge, moving towards the charged metal wire and pipe wall, and losing the electric charge. Under the action of gravity, they fall to the bottom of the ionization trapper and flow out, so that the pollutants can be degraded and removed.

(2) the captured waste gas enters into the deep purification system. When the activated carbon adsorber is close to saturation, the hot gas flow is used to desorb the activated carbon adsorber, and the organics are desorbed from the activated carbon. In the desorption process, the organic waste gas has been concentrated, and the concentration is dozens of times higher than the original, reaching more than 2000 ppm. The concentrated waste gas is sent to the catalytic decomposition unit, and finally becomes CO2 and H2O. After deep purification, it is discharged through the fan chimney.