Described are filter products and methods of using filter products, wherein the filter products include multiple cells, each cell containing an individual circulating fluidized beds during use.

An area monitoring device is placed in a location to monitor volatile organic compounds emissions. The device includes a gas sensor capable of detecting VOCs, a sorbent material capable of absorbing VOC molecules, and a heating element positioned in close relation to, or in direct contact with, the sorbent material. After a period of time during which the sorbent material absorbs VOC molecules, the sorbent material is heated to cause the sorbent material to release a gas containing VOC molecules. The amount of released VOC molecules is sensed and calculated. Data is compiled and analyzed. This is accomplished without removing the device from the location. A pump may be provided to force ambient air through the device.

Provided are a hydrogen recycle system and a hydrogen recycle method, whereby hydrogen can be purified to high purity at high yield from a gas, said gas being exhausted from a nitride compound production device, and recycled. The hydrogen recycle system comprises an exhaust gas supply path supplying a gas exhausted from a nitride compound production device, a hydrogen recycle means and a hydrogen supply path. The hydrogen recycle means of the hydrogen recycle system is characterized by comprising: a plasma reaction vessel that defines at least a part of a discharge space; a hydrogen separation membrane that divides the discharge space from a hydrogen flow path communicated with the hydrogen supply path, defines at least a part of the discharge space by one surface thereof and also defines at least a part of the hydrogen flow path by the other surface thereof; an electrode that is disposed outside the discharge space; and an adsorbent that is filled in the discharge space and adsorbs the supplied exhaust gas.

The present disclosure provides a sterilization exhaust gas treatment system, which may include a gas liquefaction recovery system, a pressure swing adsorption recovery system, a reaction system, a temperature swing adsorption recovery system, a hydration system, a recovery and storage system, and a wastewater treatment system. The gas liquefaction recovery system, the pressure swing adsorption recovery system, the reaction system, the temperature swing adsorption recovery system, and the hydration system may be fluidly connected in sequence through first connecting pipes. The gas liquefaction recovery system, the pressure swing adsorption recovery system, and the temperature swing adsorption recovery system may each be fluidly connected to the recovery and storage system through second connecting pipes. The hydration system may be fluidly connected to the wastewater treatment system through wastewater pipes. The present disclosure also provides a method for treating ethylene oxide-containing sterilization exhaust gas using the sterilization exhaust gas treatment system.

An ethylene oxide adsorption recovery system includes a tower body defining a gas channel extending longitudinally therein. A sidewall of the tower body further comprises a plurality of mounting holes disposed longitudinally along the side wall and in communication with the gas channel. A bottom portion of the tower body includes a first pipe in communication with the gas channel, and a top portion of the tower body includes a second pipe in communication with the gas channel. A plurality of adsorption panels is coupled to the tower body through corresponding respective mounting holes of the plurality of mounting holes, each of the plurality of adsorption panels extends into the gas channel. A sealing door is movably coupled to the sidewall of the tower body and configured to selectively fix each of the plurality of adsorption panels to a respective mounting hole of the plurality of mounting hole.

The present disclosure discloses systems and methods for treating ethylene oxide waste gas. The system for treating ethylene oxide waste gas includes a compounding treatment assembly, an adsorption treatment assembly, and a hydration treatment assembly. The compounding treatment assembly includes a compounding tower to contain a compounding substrate, a first gas inlet, and a first gas outlet. The adsorption treatment assembly includes an adsorber to contain an adsorbent, a second gas inlet, and a second gas outlet. A first connecting pipe connects the first gas outlet with the second gas inlet. The hydration treatment assembly includes a hydration tower to contain water, a third gas inlet, and a third gas outlet. A second connecting pipe connects the second gas outlet with the third gas inlet and an exhaust pipe in communication with the third gas outlet exhausts the gas from the hydration tower.

An ethylene oxide adsorption recovery system includes a tower body defining a gas channel extending longitudinally therein. A sidewall of the tower body further comprises a plurality of mounting holes disposed longitudinally along the side wall and in communication with the gas channel. A bottom portion of the tower body includes a first pipe in communication with the gas channel, and a top portion of the tower body includes a second pipe in communication with the gas channel. A plurality of adsorption panels is coupled to the tower body through corresponding respective mounting holes of the plurality of mounting holes, each of the plurality of adsorption panels extends into the gas channel. A sealing door is movably coupled to the sidewall of the tower body and configured to selectively fix each of the plurality of adsorption panels to a respective mounting hole of the plurality of mounting hole.

The present disclosure provides a sterilization exhaust gas treatment system, which may include a gas liquefaction recovery system, a pressure swing adsorption recovery system, a reaction system, a temperature swing adsorption recovery system, a hydration system, a recovery and storage system, and a wastewater treatment system. The gas liquefaction recovery system, the pressure swing adsorption recovery system, the reaction system, the temperature swing adsorption recovery system, and the hydration system may be fluidly connected in sequence through first connecting pipes. The gas liquefaction recovery system, the pressure swing adsorption recovery system, and the temperature swing adsorption recovery system may each be fluidly connected to the recovery and storage system through second connecting pipes. The hydration system may be fluidly connected to the wastewater treatment system through wastewater pipes. The present disclosure also provides a method for treating ethylene oxide-containing sterilization exhaust gas using the sterilization exhaust gas treatment system.

Various example embodiments described herein relate to a sensor assembly. The sensor assembly includes a first sensor cover and a second sensor cover. The first sensor cover is disposed on a first end of the sensor assembly and the second sensor cover is disposed on a second end of the sensor assembly. The first sensor cover defines a first capillary and the second sensor cover defines a second capillary therethrough. The sensor assembly further includes a first sensing unit, a second sensing unit, and a filter. The first sensing unit and the second sensing unit are disposed between the first sensor cover and the second sensor cover. In some example embodiments, the filter is reactive to a target gas and thereby prevents an inflow of the target gas through the second capillary into the sensor assembly.

The present disclosure discloses systems and methods for treating ethylene oxide waste gas. The system for treating ethylene oxide waste gas includes a compounding treatment assembly, an adsorption treatment assembly, and a hydration treatment assembly. The compounding treatment assembly includes a compounding tower to contain a compounding substrate, a first gas inlet, and a first gas outlet. The adsorption treatment assembly includes an adsorber to contain an adsorbent, a second gas inlet, and a second gas outlet. A first connecting pipe connects the first gas outlet with the second gas inlet. The hydration treatment assembly includes a hydration tower to contain water, a third gas inlet, and a third gas outlet. A second connecting pipe connects the second gas outlet with the third gas inlet and an exhaust pipe in communication with the third gas outlet exhausts the gas from the hydration tower.