Abstract:The Formox process is a well‐known process for formalin generation, which uses iron‐molybdenum oxide as a catalyst. Typically, the off‐gas from the formaldehyde absorption column in Formox process is burnt in the emission control system (ECS), resulting to produce a huge amount of CO2. This work proposes a modified process to remove formaldehyde and volatile organic compounds from the stack of formaldehyde absorbing tower. Steam reforming reactions in a novel fixed‐bed tubular membrane reactor is used instead … Show more
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