This invention provides an adsorption device for
hydrogen peroxide oxidation
tail gas, comprising an adsorption tank, an inner filter
cartridge, an outer filter
cartridge, an adsorption chamber, several air inlets, an adsorption resin layer, an inlet
pipe, and an outlet
pipe; both the inner and outer filter cartridges are located inside the adsorption tank. This invention optimizes the traditional "flat-lay" structure into a "sleeve-type" coaxial double-layer filter
cartridge structure, improving the contact efficiency between the
tail gas and the resin, preventing the resin from being blown away or worn, extending its service life, and simplifying the filling process. The
elimination of
quartz sand filler also simplifies the filling process. The
system adopts a "five-in-one-out" operating mode, enabling multiple adsorption tanks to operate in rotation. Combined with steam regeneration,
nitrogen purging, and
spray cooling processes, it achieves efficient resin regeneration and reuse, significantly reducing
operating energy consumption and material replacement frequency. The adsorption
system operates stably, has a compact structure, and can continuously and efficiently remove aromatic organic pollutants from the oxidation
tail gas, balancing operational economy and environmental friendliness.