Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are waste gases containing organic substances such as benzene, esters, aldehydes, and thiols generated during industrial production.
With the improvement of global environmental awareness and increasingly stringent regulations on vehicle emission standards, exhaust treatment of diesel engines has become a key area.
The performance of the catalyst is also affected by many factors, such as temperature, air velocity, pollutant concentration and impurity gas.
With the advancement of technology and the improvement of environmental awareness, the electronicization of automobiles has become an irreversible trend.
Therefore, exploring and practicing how industrial organic waste gas treatment technology can maintain stable efficiency when treating high-concentration waste gas is of great significance to promoting industrial green development.
This different fuel supply method also leads to differences in their thermal efficiency and economy.