Transforming the Process Industries through Modular Chemical Process Intensification

In the age of increasingly expensive and complex carbon-capture and sequestration technologies, can low-tech, legacy solutions still play a pivotal role in reducing the emission of VOCs and greenhouse gasses?

Compared with sewage and waste gas, the regulation and control of hazardous waste started late in China. However, with gradual improvements made to the system of sewage and waste gas regulation, the central government has been devoting greater efforts to strengthen the supervision of hazardous waste, introducing and revising a series of relevant regulations and policies. Due to frequent regulatory updates, uncertainties of policy orientation, and regional differences in supervision and law enforcement, enterprises may be confused about specific management requirements, which adds to the difficulty of compliance.

Today’s Webchat will explore best technologies for controlling NOx emissions, specifically the use of Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) and Selective Non-Catalytic Reduction (SNCR).

In recent years there has been a legislative drive for companies to substitute hazardous chemicals in their products and supply chain with safer alternatives. In REACH, the European wide chemical legislation, substances of very high concern SVHCs are identified, restricted and banned in due course.