Zeolite Wheel Concentration Adsorption Equipment

Zeolite Concentration Wheel and Regenerative Thermal Oxidizer (RTO) System is a suitable treatment unit for low-concentration, high-volume organic waste gas, chosen by our company based on years of engineering experience. The system primarily consists of pretreatment equipment, a zeolite concentration wheel, an RTO, fans, chimneys, and more. System Principle: It primarily utilizes the porous adsorption properties of zeolite molecular sieve to adsorb and concentrate organic matter. The concentrated organic matter is then oxidized and decomposed into harmless CO2 and H2O at high temperatures (≥750℃) in the RTO.

Zeolite Rotary Adsorption Concentration Equipment

Product Features

Zeolite Concentration Wheel Systems are ideal for the concentration and adsorption treatment of low-concentration, high-volume volatile organic compounds. They offer unique advantages in continuous stable operation, processing air volume, waste gas concentration, and emission concentration. The systems have low pressure drop, high adsorption performance, low loss, and low operation costs. They possess excellent adsorption properties, a large specific surface area, and stable continuous operation with good desorption. They have low energy consumption, high reliability, and designed performance. The filtration efficiency is ≥95%.

Zeolite Rotary Adsorption Concentration Equipment

System Advantages

1. High purification efficiency, ≥95%

2. Zeolite is non-combustible and highly reactive.

3. Low consumables, minimal equipment maintenance

4. The equipment has a high air volume handling capacity with a small footprint.

5. Concentration ratio up to 20:1, low operating costs

6. Low CO2 emissions, no secondary pollution generated

7. Desorption temperature up to 220°C, zeolite has a long lifespan

8. Continuously desorb and treat pollutants without pressure fluctuations

Operating Principle:

VOCs emissions are effectively adsorbed in the zeolite concentrator wheel after passing through hydrophobic zeolite, achieving removal. The clean gas of volatile organic compounds after zeolite adsorption is directly released into the atmosphere through the chimney. The wheel rotates at a speed of 1-6 rotations per hour, simultaneously transferring the adsorbed volatile organic compounds to the desorption zone. In the desorption zone, a small amount of heated gas is used to desorb the volatile organic compounds. After desorption, the zeolite wheel rotates back to the adsorption zone, continuously adsorbing volatile organic gases. The concentrated organic waste gas after desorption is sent to the incinerator for combustion, converting it into carbon dioxide and water vapor, which are then released into the atmosphere.