Rotating RTO equipment

Description

Thermal combustion equipment (RTO for short) oxidizes organic matter (VOCs) in waste gas into corresponding carbon dioxide and water at high temperature, thereby purifying waste gas and recovering the heat released when the waste gas is decomposed. RTO has a waste gas decomposition efficiency of more than 99%, a heat recovery efficiency of more than 95%, low operating cost, and can handle large air volume and low-concentration waste gas. When the concentration is slightly higher, secondary waste heat recovery can also be performed, greatly reducing production and operation costs. The main structure of RTO consists of a combustion chamber, a heat storage chamber, and a switching valve.

RTO rotary combustion equipment features:

1. Efficient treatment: The rotary RTO equipment can efficiently treat organic waste gas, and its purification efficiency is usually higher than 99%, which is particularly suitable for treating organic waste gas with large air volume and low concentration.

2. High thermal efficiency: Through the heat recovery of the ceramic heat storage body, the thermal efficiency of the equipment can exceed 95%, significantly reducing energy consumption.

Small footprint: The special rotary valve design is used to minimize the footprint, which is suitable for places with limited space.
3. Easy maintenance: The equipment structure is relatively simple, the maintenance workload is small, and the operation is safe and reliable.
4. Strong adaptability: It can adapt to the changes and fluctuations in the composition and concentration of VOCs in organic waste gas, and is insensitive to small amounts of dust and solid particles entrained in the waste gas.
RTO rotary combustion equipment application field:
Rotary RTO equipment is widely used in multiple industries, including but not limited to:
Printing and coating industry: Treat VOCs generated by the volatilization of materials such as inks and coatings.
Chemical products industry: Deal with various organic waste gases and harmful gases to ensure that waste gas emissions meet national or regional environmental protection standards.
Automobile manufacturing and spraying: Treat waste gases generated during spraying to reduce potential threats to workers’ health.
Food processing industry: Remove waste gases such as grease and odor to improve the food processing environment.
Wood processing and furniture manufacturing: Treat dust and odor to keep indoor air fresh.
Semiconductor manufacturing: Remove gaseous pollutants generated during the production process to ensure the cleanliness of the production environment.
Pharmaceutical manufacturing: Efficiently treat organic solvents and harmful gases to meet strict environmental protection requirements.
Textile printing and dyeing industry: purify waste gases such as volatile organic compounds and pigments to reduce the impact on the environment.