Does Treated Paint Exhaust Still Have Odor?

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Treated paint exhaust still has odor because the volatile organic compounds generated during the painting process are the primary source of pollution. Organic substances in paint: The organic components in paint solvents and additives are the main sources of volatile organic compounds. The generated volatile organic compounds mainly include benzene, toluene, xylene, formaldehyde, phenols, paint mist, and other volatile organic compounds. Methods for treating exhaust odor: Paint exhaust is extracted by an induced draft fan and then fed into the paint organic exhaust treatment equipment via an exhaust system. The treatment equipment uses high-energy UV ultraviolet beams and ozone to synergistically decompose and oxidize the odorous gases, degrading them into low-molecular-weight compounds, water, and carbon dioxide, which are then discharged outdoors through the exhaust duct.