Journal of Chemistry and Chemical Research

The emission of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) exhaust gas in industrial zones is one of the important sources of urban air pollution, with complex components and significant environmental hazards. This paper systematically analyzes the pollution characteristics of VOCs exhaust gas in industrial zones, focusing on revealing their emission components, concentration distribution, and seasonal variation patterns. On this basis, the effectiveness and shortcomings of existing governance technologies are evaluated. Combined with the actual emission characteristics of industrial zones, a targeted optimization scheme for governance technologies is proposed. The research results provide theoretical support and technical guidance for improving the atmospheric environmental quality of industrial zones, and promote the scientific and efficient governance of VOCs exhaust gas.

Industrial zone; VOCs exhaust gas; Pollution characteristics; Governance technology; Optimization scheme