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I. Workflow
Exhaust Gas Collection: Exhaust gas sources (such as electroplating
tanks and pickling tanks) are captured using a locally enclosed gas
collection hood or an external suction hood.
Pretreatment: Dry filters intercept large particulate matter and
oil mist to protect downstream equipment.
Multi-stage Purification: Acidic exhaust gas enters a spray tower
for neutralization and treatment;
Organic waste gas/cyanide is degraded through activated carbon
adsorption.
Emission Compliance: Purified gas is tested and found to comply
with the "Comprehensive Emission Standard for Air Pollutants"
(GB16297-1996) and is discharged through a chimney.
II. Technical Parameters
| Parameters | Specifications |
| Airflow | 1000-100,000 m³/h (customizable) |
| Applicable Exhaust Gas Type | Acid mist (nitric acid, sulfuric acid, hydrofluoric acid), cyanide, VOCs, heavy metal vapors |
| Corrosion Resistance | Withstands strong acid and alkaline environments with a pH of 1-14 |
| Operating Temperature | ≤80°C (high-temperature exhaust gas requires pre-cooling) |
III. Application Scenarios
Electroplating Industry: Treatment of acid mist and cyanide from
processes such as pickling and chrome plating.
Electronics/Semiconductor Manufacturing: Purification of
hydrofluoric acid mist and organic solvent exhaust from etching and
cleaning.
Chemical/Pharmaceutical Industry: Treatment of VOCs and acidic
and alkaline gases emitted from reactors and storage tanks.
IV. Equipment Advantages
1. High-Efficiency Purification: Multi-stage treatment units
connected in series adapt to complex exhaust gas compositions,
achieving an overall purification rate of ≥90%.
2. Corrosion-Resistant Design: Fiberglass, stainless steel, and
Teflon coating withstand highly corrosive media such as
hydrofluoric acid and concentrated sulfuric acid.
3. Low-Energy Operation: The circulating water system reduces
chemical consumption, and automated control reduces manual
intervention costs.
4. Modular Expansion: Flexible configuration of spray towers,
adsorption towers, and other units is supported to meet diverse
operating requirements.
V. Key Operation and Maintenance Points
1. Daily Maintenance: Monitor the pH value of the spray liquid
(recommended 8-10) and regularly replenish NaOH solution;
Clean the filter and check for nozzle blockage monthly; and replace
the activated carbon and packing layer every six months.
2. Troubleshooting: Abnormal fan vibration: Check for impeller
corrosion or dust accumulation, and replace the balancing weight
promptly.
Decreased purification efficiency: Check the spray liquid
concentration, activated carbon saturation, or packing blockage.
I. Core Components
1. Impeller
Function: The core compression component, responsible for gas
compression and transport, is made of corrosion-resistant metal
(such as stainless steel, copper) or coated materials. The blade
shape directly affects airflow and efficiency.
Design: Available in forward-curved, backward-inclined, arc-shaped,
and linear types. Static and dynamic balancing are required to
ensure smooth operation.
2. Motor
An AC asynchronous motor or DC motor, with power customized based
on the airflow (1.5-75kW), drives the impeller.
3. Air Inlet/Outlet
Air Inlet: Equipped with a filter (expanded mesh stainless steel or
aluminum) to intercept large particles (such as metal dust and
liquid droplets) and reduce equipment wear.
Air Outlet: Optimize airflow guidance design to reduce exhaust
resistance and ensure compliance with environmental standards.
4. Fan Case
The outer casing is made of welded steel plates or fiberglass
reinforced plastic (FRP), integrating the impeller and deflector.
It must be highly leak-tight and corrosion-resistant. 5. Bearings
and Drive Unit
Bearings: Support the rotation of the impeller and are typically
made of rolling bearings or corrosion-resistant sliding bearings.
Drive Unit: Includes the main shaft, couplings, pulleys, etc.
Lubricant (such as L-AN32) is used to ensure smooth operation.
II. Auxiliary Structures
1. Air Guide
Directs airflow evenly into the impeller, improving airflow
utilization. The material must be corrosion-resistant (such as
stainless steel coating).
2. Bracket
Supports the overall fan structure and must possess high strength
and vibration resistance to prevent imbalance during operation.
3. Circulation System
When used in conjunction with a spray tower or activated carbon
adsorption tower, an acid- and alkali-resistant circulation pump
and piping are required to achieve multi-stage exhaust gas
purification.
III. Differentiated Design and Materials
1. Corrosion-Resistant Material Selection
For strong acid (such as hydrochloric acid and sulfuric acid) and
strong alkaline exhaust gases, 316L stainless steel, fiberglass
reinforced plastic (FRP), or Teflon coating are preferred.
For high-temperature exhaust gases (≤200°C), high-temperature alloy
materials are required. 2. Layout Compatibility
Horizontal Fans: Suitable for high-volume applications (>50,000
m³/h), such as centralized exhaust systems. Vertical Fans: Compact
design, suitable for combined systems (such as those located after
a spray tower).
IV. Typical Applications and Operation and Maintenance
1. Application Scenarios
Acidic Waste Gas: Combined with an alkaline spray tower for
neutralization treatment, achieving a purification efficiency of
≥90%. Organic Waste Gas: Combined with activated carbon adsorption
or photocatalytic oxidation equipment to improve VOC removal rates.
2. Operation and Maintenance Key Points
Regular Cleaning: Check for impeller fouling and filter clogs every
1-3 months.
Explosion-Proof Design: When handling flammable gases, an
explosion-proof motor and emergency discharge valve are required.
1.High cost performance: Based on the customer's product
positioning and development strategy, and with economic
affordability as the foundation, we achieve the best cost
performance.
2.The advanced and meticulous design concept of the equipment,
along with the highly automated industrial equipment, showcases the
image of a modern and advanced enterprise.
3. It has high adaptability, meeting the current production
requirements and reserving room for development, taking into
account the needs of increased production and improved quality in
the future.
4.Quality compliance strictly adheres to the ISO900 quality
management system, with every minute detail of the entire equipment
installation being strictly controlled.