This invention relates to the field of
air pollution control technology, specifically to a
catalytic oxidation device for odorous gases used in
environmental protection. The device includes a mixing and
impurity removal mechanism and a
combustion mechanism. The mixing and
impurity removal mechanism comprises a conical tank, a tank cover, a preheating box, a
combustion chamber, spiral guide vanes, an
impurity removal section, and a
recovery box. The tank cover is detachably connected to the top of the conical tank. The
combustion chamber is located inside the conical tank and connected to the tank cover. The preheating box is located on the outer surface of the
combustion chamber. The spiral guide vanes are connected to the outer surface of the preheating box. The impurity removal section is detachably located at the bottom of the
combustion chamber. The
recovery box is detachably located at the bottom of the conical tank. The combustion mechanism includes a mounting box,
silicon carbide heating rods, a catalytic rod, and an isolation block. The isolation block is detachably connected to the inside of the
combustion chamber. Two sets of mounting boxes are provided and connected to both ends of the
silicon carbide heating rods. The mounting box is connected to the isolation block. The catalytic rod is connected to the top of the isolation block. This invention simultaneously achieves the mixing, impurity removal, and preheating functions of odorous gases and air, improving the efficiency of
air pollution treatment.