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作者:中环绿洲时间:2026-05-18 14:41:127次浏览

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Ⅰ. General Provisions of The Scheme1. Core ObjectivesFollowing the principles of compliant discharge, economic efficiency and controllable secondary pollution, this scheme adopts precise technical selection and systematic design for odor waste gas from different pollution sources. The concentration...

Ⅰ. General Provisions of The Scheme

1. Core Objectives

Following the principles of compliant discharge, economic efficiency and controllable secondary pollution, this scheme adopts precise technical selection and systematic design for odor waste gas from different pollution sources. The concentration of odor-containing substances such as hydrogen sulfide, ammonia and VOCs is reduced below national and local emission standards (e.g., ultra-low emission requirements for the iron and steel industry: particulate matter ≤10mg/m³, SO₂ ≤35mg/m³). Meanwhile, optimized operating cost and long-term stable equipment operation can be realized.

2. Application Scope

This scheme covers major odor pollution sources including industrial production (chemical, pharmaceutical, rubber, etc.), garbage disposal, sewage treatment and livestock breeding. It is adaptable to various working conditions such as high/low concentration and large/small air volume waste gas.

Ⅱ. Waste Gas Characteristics and Pretreatment System Design

1. Analysis of Core Waste Gas Characteristics

Pollution Source
Main Odor Components
Typical Concentration Range
Air Volume Characteristics
Chemical Enterprises
VOCs, Hydrogen Sulfide, Mercaptan
100-1000mg/m³
Medium and Low Air Volume
Sewage Treatment Plant
Ammonia, Hydrogen Sulfide, Indole
50-500mg/m³
Large Air Volume
Landfill Site
Methane, Ammonia, Volatile Organic Compounds
200-800mg/m³
Ultra-large Air Volume
Livestock Farm
Ammonia, Hydrogen Sulfide, Skatole
150-600mg/m³
Medium and Large Air Volume

2. Key Pretreatment Processes

(1) Dust Removal Process

Bag dust collector or cyclone dust collector is adopted to remove particulate matter with particle size ≥10μm, preventing subsequent equipment blockage such as packing hardening in biological filters and catalyst poisoning.

(2) Humidity and Temperature Regulation

A spray tower is applied to control the waste gas humidity at 40%-60% and reduce the temperature to 20-40℃, providing suitable conditions for biological treatment and catalytic oxidation. Weak alkaline solution can be used as spraying liquid to pre-absorb partial acidic odor substances such as hydrogen sulfide.

(3) Gas-Liquid Separation

A demister is installed to reduce the moisture content of waste gas to ≤80%, avoiding equipment corrosion and treatment efficiency decline.

Ⅲ. Core Treatment Technology Selection and Application Scheme

1. Mainstream Technology Comparison and Adaptation Scenarios

Treatment Technology
Core Principle
Treatment Efficiency
Investment Cost (10,000 Yuan / 10,000 Nm³)
Annual Operating Cost (10,000 Yuan / 10,000 Nm³)
Applicable Scenarios
Activated Carbon Adsorption
Microporous physical adsorption + surface oxidation reaction
Medium-High (80%-90%)
5-42
40-80
Low-concentration VOCs, intermittent emission (e.g., printing industry)
Chemical Absorption Method
Chemical reaction between acid-base solution and odor components
High (90%-95%)
12-47
50-97
High-concentration hydrogen sulfide and ammonia (e.g., chemical tail gas)
Biological Treatment Method
Microbial metabolic decomposition into CO₂ and H₂O
Medium (75%-90%)
10-40
6-12
Medium-low concentration and biodegradable waste gas (e.g., sewage plant)
Regenerative Catalytic Oxidation (RCO)
Catalyst-assisted combustion + heat energy recovery
High (95%-99%)
40-100
4-8
Medium-high concentration organic waste gas (e.g., coating drying line)
Photocatalytic Oxidation Method
UV excites TiO₂ to generate hydroxyl radicals for oxidative decomposition
High (90%-98%)
20-50
8-15
Low-concentration and large-air-volume VOCs (e.g., plastic processing)

2. Customized Schemes for Typical Industries

(1) Sewage Treatment Plant Scheme: Biological Trickling Filter + Chemical Scrubber Combined Process

Process Flow: Waste gas collection → Cyclone dust removal → Spray cooling → Chemical scrubbing (alkaline liquid for hydrogen sulfide removal) → Biological trickling filter (ammonia and indole degradation) → Online monitoring and discharge
Core Design: Porous ceramsite is selected as biological filter material, inoculated with nitrifying bacteria and denitrifying bacteria. The empty tower gas velocity is controlled at 0.5-1.0m/s with residence time ≥30s. The chemical scrubber adopts step-type spraying with liquid-gas ratio of 3-5L/m³.
Treatment Effect: Hydrogen sulfide removal rate ≥95%, ammonia removal rate ≥90%. All emission concentrations comply with the Discharge Standard of Pollutants for Municipal Wastewater Treatment Plant (GB 18918-2002).

(2) Chemical Enterprise Scheme: Adsorption Concentration + RCO Combined Process

Process Flow: Waste gas collection → Bag dust removal → Activated carbon adsorption and concentration → Hot air desorption → RCO catalytic combustion → Heat energy recovery
Core Design: Honeycomb activated carbon is adopted. After adsorption saturation, desorption is carried out with hot air at 120-150℃. The concentration of desorbed waste gas is increased by 10-20 times before entering RCO. Pt-Pd precious metal catalyst is selected with reaction temperature controlled at 300-400℃.
Treatment Effect: VOCs removal rate ≥98%, heat recovery efficiency ≥85%, meeting the Emission Standard of Pollutants for Petroleum Chemistry Industry (GB 31571-2015).

(3) Landfill Site Scheme: RTO + Hydroxyl Oxidation Advanced Treatment

Process Flow: Waste gas collection → Spray pretreatment → RTO incineration (800℃) → Hydroxyl oxidation tower → High-altitude discharge
Core Design: Three-chamber regenerator is equipped for RTO with thermal efficiency ≥95%. The hydroxyl oxidation tower generates ·OH radicals through micro-charge field to degrade residual VOCs and odor substances.
Treatment Effect: Total hydrocarbon removal rate ≥99%, odor intensity reduced below grade 1, complying with the Emission Standard for Odor Pollutants (GB 14554-93).

Ⅳ. System Supporting Facilities and Intelligent Control

1. Key Auxiliary Equipment

(1) Gas Collection System

Umbrella-shaped air suction hood (suction speed: 1-3m/s) or closed gas collection hood is arranged according to pollution source layout. The pipeline wind speed is controlled at 10-15m/s to reduce air leakage rate (≤5% in industrial scenarios).

(2) Fan Equipment

FRP anti-corrosion fan is selected. The wind pressure is matched with pipeline and equipment resistance with 10%-15% allowance.

(3) Exhaust System

The height of exhaust stack is ≥15m. Rainproof cap and online monitoring interface are reserved at the outlet. Monitoring parameters include particulate matter, SO₂, NOₓ, VOCs and other indicators.

2. Intelligent Control System

Adopt PLC main control unit + touch screen operation to realize one-click start-stop and variable-frequency air volume adjustment (automatically adjust fan speed according to waste gas concentration).
Sensors for temperature, concentration and pressure are installed. The system will automatically alarm and open the emergency discharge valve under abnormal conditions such as RTO temperature >450℃ or excessive waste gas concentration.
Connect to the environmental online monitoring platform to upload real-time emission data to the regulatory system of ecological environment department.

Ⅴ. Cost Analysis and Operation Maintenance Guarantee

1. Full Life Cycle Cost Composition

Cost Type
Proportion Range
Control Key Points
Equipment Investment Cost
40%-60%
Prioritize mature technology to avoid over-design
Energy Consumption Cost
20%-30%
Adopt frequency conversion fan and heat recovery system
Consumable Replacement Cost
10%-15%
Select long-life activated carbon and catalyst
Labor Maintenance Cost
5%-10%
Configure intelligent monitoring to reduce manual inspection frequency

2. Operation and Maintenance Management Specifications

(1) Daily Maintenance

Check fan operating status and pH value of spraying liquid every day; clean dust hopper and inspect filter material integrity every week.

(2) Regular Replacement

Replace activated carbon every 6-12 months; regenerate or replace RCO catalyst every 2-3 years; update biological filter material every 3-5 years.

(3) Emergency Treatment

Formulate equipment failure emergency plan, equipped with standby fans and adsorption towers to ensure temporary compliant treatment of waste gas during shutdown.

Ⅵ. Environmental Compliance and Acceptance Standards

Emission Limit: Strictly comply with industry-specific standards (such as ultra-low emission requirements for iron and steel sintering waste gas) and regional environmental protection policies. If no industrial standard is available, implement the Emission Standard for Odor Pollutants (GB 14554-93).
Acceptance Requirements: Entrust a third-party testing institution to conduct 72-hour continuous monitoring after construction. All indicators such as emission concentration and equipment efficiency must meet the standards. Submit equipment account books and operation records to the ecological environment department for filing.


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