α-pinene from simulating waste gas was degraded by vacuum ultraviolet in a spiral photo-reactor at various process parameters
media and active radicals
and the effects of them on the removal efficiency were studied systematically.The results showed that the efficiency gradually decreased with increasing flow rate and inlet concentration
and was of the maximum value 39.003 mg·m-3·s-1 at 15 s of residence time.It was also found that the removal efficiency followed first order kinetics at low concentration whose rate constant was affected more by the reaction medium and reached the maximum 0.0520 s-1 at air with 35%—45% relative humidity
and second order kinetics at high concentration.In the system of photo-degradation there existed two kinds of strong oxidizer
hydroxyl radical and ozone
that were detected indirectly or directly.Although hydroxyl radicals reacted with α-pinene first
ozone played significant role for the removal of α-pinene.The photo-degradation products were mainly low weight molecule organic aldehydes
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