WO2006033189A1 - Voc含浸物からのvoc除去方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a method for removing a volatile organic compound (hereinafter referred to as VOC) impregnated in a building material or the like.
- VOC volatile organic compound
- Volatile and highly toxic formaldehyde is the first to be regulated (1997), then in 2000, eight types of toluene, xylene, paradichlorobenzene, ethylbenzene, styrene, di-n-butyl phthalate, and chlorpyrifos
- a “tentative target” was set so that TVOC (total VOC) would be 400 / z gZm 3 or less in order to “regulate the total amount” of chemical substances.
- TVOC total VOC
- the room temperature heating process for forcing the generation of VOC into the room by raising the room temperature is set to 30 to 40 ° C or higher with a normal room heating appliance, 0. Warm for 1-5 hours or more.
- a humidifier or the like will trap VOCs that are soluble in water droplets in the air, increasing the amount of VOC generated from building materials.
- VOCs that have been forcibly diffused are forcibly exhausted to the outside by opening windows and the like, and after exhausting, they are dehumidified with a dehumidifier in order to remove water vapor of equal strength outdoors.
- a device called a solvent-concentrated rotor that absorbs and concentrates VOCs by passing processing air containing VOCs through a rotor (filter) using silica gel zeolite or activated carbon.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 10-218702
- Non-Patent Literature 1 Atsushi Nishino et al. “VOC Countermeasures” NTS Publishing 1998 Disclosure of Invention
- VOC is dissolved and collected in water droplets attached to the surface of building materials and the like. If it happens, it is only slightly reduced, not a fundamental removal effect.
- VOCs dissolved and collected in water droplets are limited to hydrophilic substances, and are not effective for hydrophobic substances. This may be due in part to the lack of effectiveness even after the completion of the above study.
- VOC adsorbed by treating the used rotor at a high temperature is re-volatilized or pyrolyzed. It is possible to reproduce and use it by removing it. There was a problem that the lifetime was short compared with the price that deteriorated severely due to temperature. Since rotors using relatively inexpensive activated carbon cannot be treated at high temperatures like silica gel zeolite, it is difficult to completely recycle them.
- An object of the present invention is to execute VOC and odor removal processing safely and at low cost without damaging the interior members and installation items in a short period of time.
- the present invention releases VOC little by little and emits an odor.
- the atmosphere in which the VOC impregnated product is present is humidified to high humidity in the gas phase state, so that water molecules in the gas phase state are contained inside the VOC impregnated product.
- the VOC hydrate composite is diffused from the VOC impregnation into the atmosphere by forming a VOC hydrate composite with the internal VOC and water molecules and lowering the humidity of the atmosphere.
- the VOC hydrate composite released in the atmosphere is dissociated into VOC and water, and by further dehumidifying the atmosphere, VOC is collected in the desiccant. VOC removal method.
- VOC inside the VOC impregnated material can also be removed.
- FIG. 2 is a characteristic diagram showing the measurement results of formaldehyde by the VOC removal method and apparatus of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing another measurement result of formaldehyde by the VOC removal method and apparatus of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing the measurement results of toluene by the VOC removal method and apparatus of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram of a dry rotor type dehumidifier.
- the humidity in the atmosphere is further reduced, and the released VOC hydrate complex is dissociated into water and VOC, and VOC is collected in a desiccant.
- Hydrophobic VOCs such as benzene, toluene, and xylene have a low affinity for water, so water molecules and hydrophobic VOCs are not directly bonded by hydrogen bonds or intermolecular forces. Moisture molecules bind to neighboring water molecules with strong binding forces, and hydrogen bonds are formed around the VOC molecules, and the VOC behaves like a single large molecule around the surrounding water molecules. In this specification, such a state is called a hydrophobic VOC hydrated composite. The number of water molecules surrounding the surface is estimated to be a specific number due to the physical properties of VOCs, and from the behavior at the molecular level, it is presumed to be a phenomenon similar to azeotropy.
- Hydrophilic VOCs such as formaldehyde, acetonitrile, and ammonia have hydrophilic groups with high affinity for water, so water molecules and their hydrophilic groups are directly hydrogen-bonded. In addition, water molecules with strong bonding forces also form hydrogen bonds around them. Then, (1) hydrogen bonds between water molecules surrounding the same VOC molecule are created, but only the structure around the hydrophilic group is different. In this specification, this is called a hydrophilic VOC hydrated composite.
- the molecules in a state in which the VOC and the surrounding water molecules are linked by hydrogen bonding as described in the above (1) and (2) are collectively referred to as "voc hydrated complex".
- Many of these VOC hydrated composites are produced in a state where the water vapor pressure is high, that is, in a state where the absolute humidity is high. Presumed. Therefore, in order to remove VOC, it is first necessary to humidify to make this VOC hydrated composite. Humidification is aimed at increasing the absolute humidity, so maintaining not only the relative humidity but also the temperature to a certain degree can increase the absolute humidity with a higher saturation point, resulting in a higher VOC removal effect. It is done.
- VOC impregnation such as building materials is fixed by intermolecular force.
- the bond due to V is weak enough to be compared with hydrogen bond or ionic bond, so it gradually dissipates due to the volatility of VOC itself in the normal atmosphere where VOC impregnation is placed. This gradual release is the reason why the VOC odors of building materials and furniture cannot be easily removed.
- VOC impregnated force VOC hydrated compound is more dissipated, so it is dissipated from the VOC impregnated material. It becomes a trend.
- FIG. 1 shows a first embodiment of the present invention.
- Reference numeral 10 denotes a treatment space in which a VOC-impregnated material 11 such as a building material impregnated with VOC exists, and a humidifier 14 and a dehumidifier 15 are installed.
- the humidifying device 14 and the dehumidifying device 15 may be installed outside the processing space 10 by connecting them using a force duct or the like installed inside the processing space 10.
- the humidifying device 14 may be basically any type of device, but a humidifying device using an ultrasonic vibrator or the like, a spray-type humidifying device, or the like has an extremely low effect. . This is because these types of humidifiers simply spray liquid droplets into the air, and the liquid phase water has a low vapor pressure and forms a hydrated complex with VOC. In addition, since it is a huge droplet compared to water at the molecular level, even if it adheres to the surface of building materials and soaks into shallow areas, it penetrates into the interior due to its low activity and is absorbed into VOC. This is because there is little effect of forming a hydrated composite of the above and releasing the building material power.
- the humidifier 14 includes a heating device such as the heater 28 or utilizes steam humidification.
- a heating device such as the heater 28 or utilizes steam humidification.
- water is dissipated in the gas phase to increase the water vapor pressure, and this water vapor pressure is high and penetrates into the water molecular force SVOC impregnated material 11 in the gas phase to form the VOC hydrated composite. Form.
- the dehumidifying device 15 is a wet dehumidifying device that uses the hygroscopic property of a liquid desiccant such as a high concentration sodium chloride solution or triethylene glycol. Since this wet dehumidifying device itself is not particularly new, detailed description thereof is omitted.
- the processing space 10 is humidified to a high humidity in a gas phase within a range not reaching saturation. More specifically, the high humidity usually means that the room RH is 20 to 70% and is preferably humidified to 80 to 95%. In this humidification step, a sufficient time is set as described above.
- the VOC floating in the atmosphere in the processing space 10 forms a hydrated composite, and water molecules in the gas phase penetrate into the VOC impregnated material 11 and are adsorbed inside. It also forms a hydrated complex with the voc.
- the dehumidifier 15 dehumidifies the atmosphere in the treatment space 10 as a second step.
- the water floating in the atmosphere of the processing space 10 is mainly collected in the desiccant of the dehumidifier 15 and dehumidified.
- VOCs floating in the atmosphere of the treatment space 10 form a hydrated complex and are still difficult to collect.
- VOC is collected in the dehumidifier 15 in the fourth step.
- moisture and VOC are collected. Is a problem of thermostatistical probabilities, and it is thought that VOC collection started gradually with a small amount of first-stage force.
- hydrophilic VOC is highly likely to be collected in desiccant as a hydrated compound, and the results of an experimental example (formaldehyde) described later show this.
- the humidification process and the dehumidification process are treated as one cycle, and this cycle is repeated when the concentration needs to be reduced.
- Example 1 In order to verify the effect of Example 1, the VOC impregnated material 11 was housed in the treatment space 10 of 2.7m X 2.7m X 2.4m. In the processing space 10, the humidifier 14 and In addition to the dehumidifier 15, a VOC measuring device 12 and a temperature / humidity measuring device 13 are accommodated.
- the VOC impregnated material 11 was obtained by applying formaldehyde to a plywood board as a sample and drying it outside for two days.
- the outside air drying for two days was dried in the sun during the day, stored in the laboratory at night, and stored in the laboratory when it rained.
- Pre-treatment measurement After processing space 10 is sealed for 8 hours, measure the VOC concentration.
- Humidification step As the first step described above, the inside of the treatment space 10 is humidified to a gas phase state of RH 95%, and this state is also maintained for 24 hours.
- Dehumidification process As the above-mentioned second process, the inside of the treatment space 10 is dehumidified with the dehumidifier 15 for 24 hours.
- Ventilation before measurement Ventilate enough so that the air in the treatment space 10 is completely replaced with the outside air.
- Measurement after treatment Measure the VOC concentration taking care that the temperature, sealing time, etc. are the same as [1] measurement before treatment. If there is a difference in temperature, etc., perform temperature correction if necessary.
- the RH in the treatment space 10 increased to about 95% after 24 hours, as was shown by the characteristic curve e, which was about 38% at the beginning.
- the RH of outside air is almost unchanged at about 38%, as shown in the characteristic curve g.
- the temperature in the processing space 10 rose to about 15 ° C after 24 hours, which was about 12 ° C, as shown in the characteristic curve d.
- the outside air temperature hardly changes at about 12 ° C.
- the formaldehyde concentration tends to increase slightly from the start of humidification to around 16 hours.
- the outside air RH is almost unchanged at about 38%.
- the temperature in the treatment space 10 rose to about 23 ° C after 50 hours of force, which was about 15 ° C at the beginning, as shown in the characteristic curve d.
- the outside air temperature is almost unchanged at about 12 ° C.
- the temperature characteristic curve d in the processing space 10 it rises due to dehumidification.
- FIG. 3 shows the test results obtained by removing formaldehyde at a higher concentration than in the example of FIG. 2, and the same removal effect as in FIG. 2 can be seen.
- the formaldehyde removal effect is excellent at 135 to 145 minutes and 165 to 190 minutes where the rate of change of RH in the processing space 10 is large. In other words, it shows that if it is not dehumidified, it will show a slightly increasing tendency as it is. If the RH in the treatment space 10 is rapidly lowered, the effect of removing formaldehyde will be noticeable.
- Fig. 4 shows the toluene removal effect, which has a large rate of change when the RH in the processing space 10 is reduced. From 65 to LOO minutes, there is an extremely excellent toluene removal effect.
- Example 2 an example using a dry rotor type dehumidifier using a solid desiccant will be described.
- the dry rotor type dehumidifier (total heat exchanger) has a rotor 26 made of a solid desiccant such as silica gel or zeolite, which alternates between the dehumidifying side 32 and the humidifying / regenerating side 33.
- the aerodynamic force introduced by the rotor 26 also adsorbs moisture
- the humidifying / regenerating side 33 water is diffused and dried from the rotor 26 to which moisture has adsorbed, and these dehumidified It is a device that performs humidification and regeneration simultaneously. As this moisture adsorbs and dissipates and dries, the sensible heat of water is accompanied by the receipt of latent heat, so it is sometimes called total heat exchange.
- the humidifier 14 and the dehumidifier 15 can be made to function as a single device.
- the humidification process in the first step is the same as in Example 1 by connecting the intake and exhaust air on the dehumidifying side 32 and the humidifying / regenerating side 33 to the inside and outside of the processing space 10 with ducts, and switching the connection using a switching valve according to the process. And the second dehumidification process.
- the water in the air supplied from the outside air or the water of the tanker is adsorbed to the rotor 26 on the dehumidification side 32 and introduced into the humidification 'regeneration side 33.
- the air from 10 is passed through the moist rotor 26 and humidified, and again diffused into the processing space 10.
- a heating device may be provided in front of the dehumidifying side 32.
- the air in the processing space 10 is introduced to the dehumidifying side 32 and moisture is adsorbed to the port 26 to perform dehumidification, and then diffused into the processing space 10 again.
- This dehumidification During the process, water molecules are preferentially adsorbed on the surface of the solid desiccant in a high-humidity state, and VOC is not easily captured by the solid desiccant. As a result, the effect of VOC removal by solid desiccant is weak in the high humidity state at the beginning of the dehumidification process.
- the VOC hydrate complex in the atmosphere dissociates into water and VOC, and the amount of VOC adsorbed on the solid desiccant increases as the humidity decreases.
- the moisture and VOC hydrated composite adsorbed on the rotor 26 evaporate by heating in the desiccant regeneration process, and at the same time, the VOC hydrated composite is also decomposed and dehydrated and processed from the regeneration exhaust port. It is discharged out of space.
- Example 2 is an example using a single dry rotor type dehumidifier.
- the solid desiccant is strong because VOC is difficult to be collected when the humidity of the processing air is high.
- a powerful dehumidifier is desired. Therefore, two dry rotor type dehumidifiers are connected in series, and the treated air is dried by collecting the water molecules with the former dehumidifier, and the VOC is collected and removed with the latter dehumidifier.
- Example 2 In Example 2 described above, even when the VOC adsorbed on the rotor is dried through air at a normal temperature or a slightly higher temperature than normal, only the moisture is dissipated and the VOC remains in the solid desiccant. Resulting in. Normally, the temperature is high for a certain time or every constant flow (for example 150 It is necessary to dissipate through air (° C or higher), and the desiccant is severely deteriorated by this high temperature. Therefore, the following configuration can be considered.
- the regeneration side may alternately operate VOC removal (1) and (2) drying, or regeneration.
- the side may be further divided into a VOC removal side for (1) and a dry side for (2) to allow continuous operation.
- Example 2 the force that both the humidification and dehumidification steps are performed by the dry rotor type dehumidifier.
- the present invention is not limited to this, and the humidification of the first step is separately dedicated. May be equipped with a humidifier.
- the inside of the processing space 10 is humidified to a high humidity in a gas phase within a range that does not reach saturation.
- the present invention is not limited to the following two points even if saturated. There is no problem.
- water that has become saturated and in a liquid phase must also be dehumidified, it is necessary to increase the dehumidifying capacity of the dehumidifying device or lengthen the time of the dehumidifying process.
- the other is condensation inside the treatment space 10. None of them reduce the effect of the present invention.
- VOC impregnated material can be infiltrated with water molecules in a gas phase to forcibly dissipate VOC into the atmosphere. Therefore, it is possible to remove even the VOC existing inside the VOC impregnation.
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