Technical Principle

The Thermal Oxidizer (TO), commonly known as a gas incinerator, operates on the principle of using a burner with auxiliary fuel to heat organic waste gas to a high temperature (≥760°C; the temperature varies for different organic waste gases). Oxidation reactions occur in the combustion chamber, generating CO₂ and H₂O, thereby removing the pollutants. TO is suitable for places with relatively high concentrations of organic waste gas.

Advantages

• Small device volume;

• Low equipment investment cost;

• Waste heat boilers can be added for waste heat recovery;

• Automatic control and simple operation.

Disadvantages

• High fuel consumption and high operating costs.