Don't ask any more questionsRTOWhy is the gas fee so expensive, try compressing the condensation membrane separation, and the gas fee is zero.
Do you feel painful when you get the gas bill from RTO every month? The bigger the equipment is, the more gas you burn; the higher the price of natural gas, the higher the cost. If the concentration of exhaust gas is low, it needs to be reignited; if the concentration is high, it still needs to be burned. After burning, the standard is up to standard, the solvent is gone, and the gas cost is spent.
Is it possible not to burn gas? Yes. Compression condensation membrane separation process, a complete farewell to natural gas.
The device is powered by electricity only. The waste gas is compressed first, then condensed, and most of the organic matter is directly liquefied and recovered. The uncondensed tail gas passes through the membrane module, is further enriched and then sent back to the front end for circulation treatment. The whole process does not involve burning, there is no open flame, and the gas bill is directly returned to zero.
Not only save gas, but also can be recycled. The RTO burns the solvent to carbon dioxide and water, leaving nothing behind. The compression condensation membrane separation turns the solvent into liquid and takes it back directly to the production line. The money to buy new materials has been saved and the processing cost has been reduced.
The equipment adopts skid-mounted design, and the assembly and debugging are completed before leaving the factory. The site only needs to connect the power supply and gas circuit, and it can be put into operation in two days. PLC fully automatic operation, no special duty. Noneactivated charcoalConsumables, do not produce hazardous waste, daily maintenance is to clean the heat exchanger and check the membrane module pressure difference.
Zero gas charges, solvent recovery revenue. This set of accounts, calculate it clearly. Luoyang Wo Hong provides free working condition testing, first measuring the concentration, then calculating the recovery account. Don't let the RTO burn your profits.