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分析處理塑膠件自動噴漆機-水簾噴漆房的汙染問題？

返回列表 作者：鵬鲲塑膠件自動噴漆機编辑： 400-088-0769 来源： www.pk316.com 发布日期： 2020.05.12

我們在進行水簾噴漆房噴塗後，塗料會通過水簾過濾器散發到大氣中，造成環境汙染。如今環保署已經檢測到廢氣一般都不符合標准。那麽我們如何處理塑膠件自動噴漆機水簾噴漆房的汙染問題呢？

首先分析了国内有机废气处理塑膠件自動噴漆機水帘喷漆房污染的现有方法和优缺点。

1、活性炭吸附法、蒸汽解吸回收法；適用于高風量、低溫、高濃度的廢氣條件。

2、高温直接燃烧/高浓度催化燃烧 /高、中、低混合催化燃烧。

3、柴油、机油、添加剂的吸收方法，适用于高风量、低温、低浓度废气。

4、活性炭纖維吸附、解吸、催化循環淨化的方法；適用于高氣流、低溫、低濃度的廢氣條件下。

5、液體吸收、循環蒸發、催化淨化法；適用于特殊工況、噴漆、噴膠、低溫廢氣及粘合劑。

企業很難選擇好的方法，因爲每種方法都有其自身的優缺點，主要是適應其工作條件。選錯會導致投資大、運營成本高、經營管理困難、效益差，給企業帶來難題。選擇一種理想的處理方式也是企業面臨的一個緊迫問題。選擇合適的處理方法，不僅可以達到理想的處理效果，而且可以降低投資和運行成本。

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