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Regenerative thermal oxidation equipment installed on the ground

VOC Control

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Application

VOC Control – Reducing Harmful Emissions, Safeguarding a Healthy Environment

VOC (volatile organic compounds) are hazardous pollutants emitted from industrial processes, vehicles, paints, solvents, and similar sources. They not only cause odor, smoke, and photochemical smog, but also pose serious risks to human health.

VOC control reduces or eliminates VOC released into the atmosphere during industrial processes through technologies such as adsorption and thermal oxidation. These solutions are widely used in industries including coatings, solvents, petrochemicals, printing, and printed circuit board (PCB) manufacturing.

A regenerative thermal oxidizer installed together with a stack

Generation

Industrial VOCs are commonly generated from processes such as solvent evaporation, coating applications, chemical reactions, product drying, storage, and material loading and unloading.

Common industrial VOC sources include:

Painting and coating operations
Printing and laminating
Ink, coating, and adhesive use
Chemical reactors and process vents
Pharmaceutical manufacturing
Resin, plastics, and rubber production
Solvent cleaning and degreasing
Storage tank venting
Petroleum and organic liquid loading
Ovens, dryers, and curing processes

Treatment

A typical industrial VOC control system may follow:

VOC Source → Enclosure / Collection Hood → Pretreatment → VOC Control Equipment → Fan → Stack

The appropriate control technology depends on the characteristics of the exhaust stream. Complex exhaust streams may require a combination of several technologies.

Industrial VOC Control Process Flow Diagram.