Pesticides And Fertilizers

Organic waste gas treatment process in Pesticides and fertilizers industry

Due to the complex composition of waste gas from fertilizer plants, a single treatment method may not be able to meet all treatment requirements. Therefore, a combination of treatment technologies is usually required, such as pretreatment by adsorption, followed by deep treatment by catalytic oxidation or incineration. The following solutions can be used for different types of waste gas.

Pesticides and fertilizers organic waste gas treatment project solution

Pesticides and fertilizers industry overview

Waste gas in the pesticides and fertilizers industry mainly comes from urea production, ammonia synthesis, boiler heating and other processes in fertilizer plants. The main waste gases produced include H2S, CH4, NOx, VOCs (benzene series, esters, ketones, alcohols), etc. These waste gases have complex components and contain a variety of toxic and harmful gases, posing a serious threat to environmental safety and human health.