Case Study: High-Concentration VOCs Waste Gas Treatment Project for a Pesticide Enterprise
August 11, 2026
Project Overview
| Item | Parameter |
|---|---|
| Project Introduction | VOCs treatment project of a pesticide manufacturer |
| Treatment Air Volume | 1500 m³/h |
| Organic Pollutant Type | Xylene |
| Inlet Concentration | 4000 mg/m³ |
| Emission Standard Requirement | ＜ 20 mg/m³ |
Treatment Objectives
- Inlet xylene concentration: 4000 mg/m³
- Required outlet concentration: ＜ 20 mg/m³
- Required removal efficiency: ≥ 99.5%
Project Characteristics
The waste gas consists of a single pollutant (xylene) with a high inlet concentration, which sets strict requirements on the stability and purification efficiency of the treatment process.
The stringent emission limit (＜20 mg/m³) demands the adoption of high-efficiency end-of-pipe treatment technologies.
Conclusion
This project represents a typical high-concentration VOCs governance scenario in the pesticide industry. With an inlet xylene concentration up to 4000 mg/m³, an outlet limit below 20 mg/m³ and a minimum removal efficiency of 99.5% required, it imposes high standards for process selection and operational control. (The detailed technical route can be supplemented according to actual project conditions.)