
Hot Air Regeneration
Hot air regeneration uses heated clean air as a carrier to promote the desorption of stable solvents such
Activated carbon plays an irreplaceable role in the field of industrial solvent recovery, achieving efficient recovery and recycling of solvents through its unique adsorption characteristics. This system uses granular activated carbon with a specific pore size distribution as the adsorption medium. When exhaust gas containing solvent vapor passes through the activated carbon bed, solvent molecules are selectively adsorbed in the developed microporous structure, while the purified gas is discharged in compliance with standards.

Hot air regeneration uses heated clean air as a carrier to promote the desorption of stable solvents such

Inert gas desorption relies on media such as nitrogen and carbon dioxide to create an oxygen-free environment. By

Steam desorption uses high-temperature saturated steam as the core medium, relying on its excellent thermal conductivity and humidity