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Organic waste gas treatment refers to the process of adsorption, filtration, and purification of organic waste gases produced during industrial production. Typically, organic waste gas treatment includes methods such as organic waste gas treatment, secondary organic compound waste gas treatment, oil mist waste gas treatment, resin waste gas treatment, additive waste gas treatment, paint mist waste gas treatment, and other air purification methods involving carbon-containing organic substances.

Spray Painting Emission Characteristics: ①Large air exhaust volume. Typically ranges from tens to hundreds of thousands of cubic meters per hour, with multiple exhaust outlets. ②Low waste gas concentration. Organic matter concentration usually between 100~200 mg/m3, but with a large total emission volume. At a rate of 100,000 m3/h and 150 mg/m3, the hourly emission can reach 150 Kg/h or 3.6 tons/day. ③Contains paint mist.

Absorption and Concentration-Catalytic Combustion Technology: For paint spray waste gases, due to their low concentration and high volume characteristics, and the absence of substances that

Catalytic poisoning substances are commonly treated using adsorption concentration plus catalytic combustion technology. Depending on the type of adsorbent material and adsorption method, there are two approaches: zeolite wheel (or drum) adsorption concentration plus regenerative catalytic combustion (RCO) technology, and honeycomb activated carbon fixed bed adsorption concentration plus catalytic combustion technology.