3. Heat treatment
Thermal treatments are widely used to reduce volatile organic compounds and eliminate odorous molecules present in gaseous emissions. Relatively simple to use, they also have the advantage of implementing technologies typically found on industrial production sites.
3.1 Principle
Thermal emission treatment processes are based on total oxidation of odorous molecules. The general equation for the oxidation of an odorous organic molecule can be written in simplified form:
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References
Regulations
Law of August 2, 1961 on air pollution and odor control.
Law of July 19, 1976 on facilities classified for environmental protection.
Application decree dated September 21, 1977.
Nomenclature decree of December 28, 1999.
Law of December 30, 1996 on air and the rational use of energy.
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