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Printing VOCs Treatment Case Studies

CADAIR’s printing exhaust gas treatment solutions use zeolite rotor concentration (typically 5×–40×, up to 50×, and up to 70× for low-temperature rotors) combined with RTO or catalytic oxidation (CO) to efficiently handle large air volume, low-concentration VOC emissions.

Dichloromethane (DCM) Recovery Process

CADAIR’s dichloromethane (DCM) recovery system uses carbon fiber adsorption combined with steam desorption and condensation to efficiently recover high-purity solvent, while low-concentration tail gas is further treated through concentration and scrubbing systems to ensure compliant emissions.

Aircraft Painting Exhaust Gas Treatment

Aircraft painting exhaust gas treatment involves capturing and removing high-concentration VOCs generated during coating processes using optimized collection systems, adsorption concentration (e.g., zeolite rotor), and thermal or catalytic oxidation technologies.

What Is Semiconductor Exhaust Gas Treatment?

Semiconductor exhaust gas treatment refers to the process of removing acidic gases and VOCs generated during chip manufacturing using a combination of scrubbers, gas concentration systems (e.g., zeolite rotor), and thermal oxidation (RTO).

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