Description
Waste gas incinerators mainly operate based on the principle of thermal oxidation. When waste gas containing harmful substances is introduced into the incinerator, under a high – temperature environment (usually, the incineration temperature can reach 800℃ – 1200℃), the combustible components in the waste gas react violently with oxygen in the air, that is, a combustion reaction occurs. In this way, organic pollutants, malodorous substances, etc. in the waste gas are converted into carbon dioxide, water, and other harmless small – molecule substances.
During the incineration process, it is crucial to precisely control key parameters such as combustion temperature, residence time, and the mixing ratio of waste gas and air to ensure that the waste gas can burn fully and harmful substances are effectively decomposed, thus achieving the purpose of purifying the waste gas.
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