Gas Control System

The exhaust gas first passes through the pretreatment system to remove large particles of dust, moisture and other impurities that may damage the catalyst. The pretreatment method includes steps such as filtering and drying to ensure that the exhaust gas entering the catalytic combustion chamber is pure.

The pretreated exhaust gas enters the air inlet section of the RCO equipment. The high-temperature medium in the heat accumulator is used to heat exchange the exhaust gas, and the exhaust gas temperature is quickly raised to the active temperature range of the catalyst.

The high-temperature exhaust gas enters the reaction chamber equipped with the catalyst. Under the action of the catalyst, the organic matter in the exhaust gas undergoes an oxidation reaction and is converted into harmless carbon dioxide and water vapor, while releasing a large amount of heat energy.

The high-temperature gas generated after catalytic combustion is recovered through the heat accumulator. The recovered heat is used to preheat the exhaust gas entering the system, realize the recycling of energy, and improve the overall energy efficiency.

The clean gas after catalytic combustion and heat recovery meets the emission standards and is safely discharged through the discharge port.